The statutory CICA scheme can pay compensation even if the offender is not identified or caught and even if the offender is not convicted of the crime which caused you to suffer personal injury. The scheme requires the crime of violence to be reported to the Police.

Rogers & Norton have a department with experience in advising on personal injury claims arising from crimes of violence and will ensure that we maximise the claim which is presented to the CICA on your behalf. We are prepared to accept instructions on a conditional fee basis, allowing every Claimant the ability to pursue the claim in the knowledge that, unless their claim is successful, they will not be required to pay the fees for representation by Rogers & Norton.

Examples of crimes giving rise to claims against the CICA can include:-

• Assaults
• Injuries caused by deliberate use of a motor vehicle
• Murder
• Manslaughter

The CICA compensate on a tariff scheme and injuries which can be compensated include:-

• Cuts and Bruises
• Broken Limbs
• Brain and Head Injuries
• Psychiatric Damage

Rogers & Norton would be delighted to provide you with advise upon your claim without obligation. If you wish to review the scheme in advance of speaking to Rogers & Norton the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority scheme can be viewed at http://www.cica.gov.uk.

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