A cyclist, simply going about their day, was abruptly knocked off their bike. The aftermath? Multiple injuries that no one should have to endure. From the moment the injured cyclist contacted Ringrose Law for a free initial consultation, Jane Welburn was more than a solicitor; Jane was an ally. Jane’s commitment was clear when Jane took up the case on a “no win, no fee” basis, ensuring the client wouldn’t be burdened by financial uncertainties.
The case was far from simple. The defendants, seizing on the fact that the cyclist wasn’t wearing a helmet at the time of the accident, tried to use this to dramatically reduce the compensation. They hoped to pin a significant chunk of the blame on the cyclist. Jane tirelessly argued, refusing to let the client shoulder an undue blame. The numbers themselves tell of the efforts: a compensation that started as an offer of £45,000 eventually rose to an impressive £112,500.
The settlement wasn’t just about the money. For the injured cyclist, it meant resources for recovery and rehabilitation. It meant a path back to normalcy. Jane’s client could focus on healing, both physically and mentally, knowing that justice had been served. As for Jane, while the figure was a testament to her skills, the real reward was the knowledge that she had made a pivotal difference in someone’s life.
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