Loss of Earnings.

CICA Criminal Injury Compensation Claims 

Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme 2008.

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How loss of earnings claim is approached by the CICA when you make a criminal injury compensation application.

Read what our past customers say about us http://www.criminal-injury-compensation.org.uk/customer.html

The CICA will only compensate you for loss of earnings, if you have lost the ability to work because of your injury, for at least 28 WEEKS.
You may be able to claim loss of earnings from WEEK 29 onwards, when you make a criminal injury compensation claim. You may be also eligible to receive special expenses if you were incapacitated for at least 28 WEEKS.

Click to the Special Expenses page for more information.

Our friendly team can help you gain CICA criminal injury compensation......Ask for Nicola, Ruby or John......We are open seven days a week......... FREEPHONE 0800 169 3683.

The CICA will deduct from your loss of earnings compensation ANY benefit you have recieved from state benefits, insurance payouts and compensation awarded by criminal or civil courts. Simply, you cannot benefit twice.
Your standard tariff award is NOT AFFECTED by this. So, if you only receive a standard award and NO loss of earnings award, then you should in usual circumstances suffer NO DEDUCTION by the CICA.

If you the person who injured you, was brought to trial and the told to pay you compensation, this amount of compensation will automatically be deducted from your final CICA compensation award.

Please telephone for advice on any type of  CICA criminal injury compensation claim. Our advice is free and so is the 'phone call. telephone Freephone 0800 169 3683.

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On 2nd November 2009, MS said............'I think Edwards Davies Associates are a very helpful firm, especially John Walker. He was always honest and quick to answer any questions. He kept me up to date with the process of my claim. I found he was very, very helpful.'

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Latest article on Criminal Injury Compensation Claims (CICA)...

Waiting for a conviction

The person who assaulted you does not have to be found guilty by a court for you to receive criminal injury compensation. Nor indeed, does a person have to be idenmtified as your assailant. There are circumstances where it will be obvious that you were the victim of a criminal assault and are therefore eligible to receive criminal injury compensation. If your assailant has been charged and is waiting for a court date, then you will have to wait for the court's decision before the CICA will make a decision on any compensation due to you. The reason for this is that the CICA cannot be seen to pre-empt the court's decision. Where a defendant in the Magistrates' Court elects for a Crown Court trial, then inevitably there will be quite some delay before your compensation matter is settled.

If you want to instuct us to represent you and begin your criminal injury claim, please telephone freephone 0800 169 3683. We can help you right here and now.