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Suffering an injury as the result of a criminal offence can be a distressing time for many. Many victims of criminal injuries suffer from long-term physiological and physical damage as a result of their ordeal.

If you have been injured as a result of a criminal act, you may be entitled to compensation.

A criminal injury can be the result of an attack or an assault, Compensation Direct can help you in your claim for compensation, by pursuing a criminal injury claim on your behalf.

The Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA) offers specialist criminal injury compensation. Set up by the government it was created solely to compensate innocent victims of crime.

We can also advise you on which benefits are available to you if you have been left unable to work as a result of the criminal act. It is not necessary for the offender to be convicted, or even identified for a claim to be successful under the CICA.

If you have been the victim of a criminal act, resulting in physical or psychological damage, then we are here to help, regardless of the offender being caught. Why not give a member of our team a call today to see how we can help you make a claim for Criminal Injuries.



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Alma Khan

“I was very happy with the speedy response. I was kept informed at each stage and process of the claim. The solicitor was also very friendly and caring.”


Mr Dean Bowers

“Kept in contact at all times and the solicitors let me know all updated information.”


Martin Sawer

“I was very happy with all areas of service the solicitor and staff were very helpful at all times.”


Norma Weaver

“ Because of the distance away I was very impressed, particularly of the home visit at the beginning of the claim”