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Association of Personal Injury Lawyers

Find a personal injury lawyer

If you are looking for an injury lawyer, select the box which best suits your injury or claim

Help and advice

Factsheets for injured people and people interested in the personal injury system
Making contact with the right people Making contact with the right people
Your route to a quicker recovery Your route to a quicker recovery
Dealing with an injury at work Dealing with an injury at work
Dealing with sub-standard treatment in hospitals Dealing with sub-standard treatment in hospitals
Questions to ask your insurer Questions to ask your insurer

APIL accredited lawyers

Your APIL-accredited lawyer will provide you with legal help and advice if you have a personal injury or an illness or disease which is not your fault.

APIL accredited lawyers are committed to acting in your best interests at all times. They will explain how much compensation you may be entitled to and will give you clear and honest advice. They receive ongoing training to make sure they are always up to date with the latest developments in personal injury law and their aim is always to restore you back to your former way of life, as far as possible.

Levels of accreditation

There are different levels of accreditation which APIL lawyers can achieve depending on their experience and knowledge.

Senior litigator kitemark Senior litigator
  • Usually over 5 years’ experience
  • Run their own cases without supervision
  • Are prepared to take cases all the way to trial, if appropriate
Fellow kitemark Fellow
  • Usually over 10 years’ experience
  • Run their own cases without supervision, lead and manage staff
  • Have trial experience
  • Share knowledge with other lawyers outside the firm, eg writing books, articles, providing training, etc
Senior fellow kitemark Senior Fellow
  • Open only to APIL fellows
  • Usually a minimum of 15 years’ experience
  • The highest level of accreditation, awarded only to those who can show an outstanding contribution to and accomplishment in personal injury law and practice, eg by changing the law in some way