Infected Blood Claims: Expert Legal Advice.
Whether you are making a new infected blood compensation claim, have received an IBCA decision or are dealing with a claim following someone’s death, our specialist team can provide independent legal advice and support.
Following the Infected Blood Inquiry, the government established the Infected Blood Compensation Authority (IBCA) to provide compensation to people infected and affected by contaminated blood and blood products.
IBCA provides applicants with access to free legal support through its panel of solicitors. These solicitors are funded specifically to help claimants navigate the compensation scheme.
However, you can also choose to instruct a solicitor who is independent of the IBCA scheme. Independent legal advice can be particularly important if you are unsure about your eligibility, have concerns about the evidence available or disagree with an IBCA decision.
Our experts’ role is to independently assess your circumstances, evidence and eligibility, advise you on the strongest case for compensation and, where appropriate, challenge an IBCA decision.
We have many years’ experience helping people affected by contaminated blood secure the compensation they are entitled to. That experience is now helping us achieve the best possible outcomes for clients making claims through IBCA.
Complete the Contact Form below or Call Us today – Here are some of the ways we can help:
Making a New Claim
Challenging an IBCA Decision
Claims for a Deceased Person
Get independent advice on your eligibility
We can independently assess your circumstances and the evidence available, advise you on your eligibility and build the strongest possible case for compensation.
Get independent advice on a refusal or award
Has IBCA refused your claim, questioned your eligibility or awarded less compensation than expected? We can independently assess the decision, explain your options and advise you on whether there are grounds for review.
Get specialist advice about a deceased person’s claim
If someone who was infected has died, their estate or eligible relatives may still be able to claim compensation. We can advise you on eligibility and help you make or pursue the claim.
Get the Compensation Your Deserve
The Government’s Infected Blood Compensation Authority (IBCA) has been set up to provide compensation for those infected & affected by contaminated blood.
No matter how long ago the transfusion took place call us or complete the Contact Form now to start your claim today.
- Specialist advice on eligibility and evidence – we can help you establish what evidence is needed, including where records from many years ago are incomplete or unavailable.
- Help with new IBCA applications – we can prepare and submit your claim and advise on the compensation available.
- Independent review of IBCA decisions – if you've been refused or disagree with a decision, we can assess the evidence and advise on review or appeal.
- Support with claims following a death – we can advise estates and eligible relatives about their options.
- Advice on compensation awards – we can assess whether the compensation offered properly reflects your circumstances and the relevant tariff.
