Areas of Law / Inquests

An inquest is a legal procedure held by a Coroner to investigate deaths that are sudden and appear accidental or suspicious.

Losing a loved one is tragic enough, but when you are faced with the prospect of an inquest to gain an explanation into the circumstances of how they died, this can be a daunting and difficult exercise for anyone faced with such a situation.

The law relating to inquests is complex and the process can be daunting and confusing. Our specialist inquest legal advice can guide you through the process and ensure that the hearing is fair, in order for you to get the right answers and justice for your loved ones.

Funding your claim

You may even be entitled to legal aid to cover the cost of representation by a specialist inquest solicitor. Our lawyers can advise on the most suitable funding arrangement for your circumstances and assist with any funding applications.

Our  legal advice covers a wide range of inquests, including

  • Deaths in police custody or involving the Police
  • Deaths in prisons, hospitals or other organisations
  • Deaths involving any other detaining authority.

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Whether you need inquest legal advice or to clarify a query -ask one of our inquest legal advisors today. Simply write your question in the box and our lawyers will handle the rest.

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