No Win, No Fee Explained: Taking the Risk Out of Dog Bite Claims

We can deal with you claim under a Conditional Fee Agreement (CFA). This sort of funding agreement is more commonly known as a No Win, No Fee Agreement

What Does ‘No Win-No Fee’ Mean?

Put simply, No Win-No Fee means:

• you do not have to pay any legal fees upfront
• if your claim is unsuccessful, you will not be charged for the work we have done on your case.
• if your claim is successful, a contribution to our fees will be deducted from the compensation you receive.

This type of agreement is designed to remove financial barriers and worries and make justice accessible to anyone who has suffered injury through no fault of their own.

Why It Matters for Dog Bite Victims

Dog bite claims can be complex. Owners may be unknown, insurers may deny liability, or the injuries may be complex and long lasting. In some cases, particularly those involving banned breeds such as XL Bullies, there may be issues with invalid insurance or breaches of the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991.

In such cases you need a trusted legal team with experience in both personal injury law and animal liability. With a No Win-No Fee agreement in place, you can pursue your claim without worrying about legal costs adding to your burden.

What Costs Might Apply?

If your claim is successful, a percentage of your compensation is usually deducted to cover your solicitor’s success fee. In most cases we limit this success fee to 25% of the damages recovered, this includes the VAT element.

You may also need After the Event (ATE) insurance to cover disbursements (such as medical reports or court fees). We will guide you through these options and ensure you understand all cost implications before proceeding.

How Ison Harrison Supports You

• Free initial consultation with an experienced solicitor
• Clear explanation of funding options, including No Win-No Fee funding.
• Specialist expertise in dog bite claims, including child injuries and workplace attacks

We understand that a dog bite can be a deeply distressing event. Whether you were bitten in a public place or or injured while working, we’re here to help.

Contact Us Today

If you’ve suffered a dog bite injury, speak to the personal injury specialists at Ison Harrison. We’re here to make the process simple, transparent, and risk-free.

• call us on 0113 224 7851
• email [email protected]
• simply complete and submit the contact form on this page