Site 1
Site Name: Bionic.co.uk
Domain Name: http://www.bionic.co.uk
Overall Rating: 4/5
Summary: This site offers that unique proposition of no-win no-claim fee. This simply means the claimant will not have to pay a single cent of legal fees for the advice in case the case does not prosper in court. Since there was no award for losing the case, the litigant (claimant in this case) does not owe anything. This is good business sense on the part of the lawyers as they will be highly motivated to prosecute a case since they will not get paid if they prepare a legal brief in a lousy manner. The other side is the lawyer/s of insurance firms who try to block payments.

Site 2
Site Name: Free Advice
Domain Name: http://injury-law.freeadvice.com/injury-law
Overall Rating: 4/5
Summary: A very good site when looking for information on injury law. Almost all types of personal injuries are covered by the website which is organized systematically to make searches easy and fast. The injuries are described and the actions you can take to be compensated. An example is whiplash injury which is a type of soft tissue injury. It is very common in car accidents. It happens when the neck and head are thrown forward and backward again on sudden impact. This also happens in sports accidents and when babies less than 5 years old are shaken violently by an angry nanny, mother or any caregiver.

Site 3
Site Name: Brain Injury Resource Centre
Domain Name: http://www.headinjury.com/lawglossary.htm
Overall Rating: 4/5
Summary: This site is intended for non-lawyers and gives definitions of common law terms connected with injury claims. Terms are further simplified by explanations written out in simple language. I like their selling point of stating that lawyers on this site are experienced, tough and compassionate who will fight for your rights. These lawyers are quite expensive in terms of legal fees. But the thing to remember is to find a good lawyer who can make the law work on your side. This site is for people who suffered traumatic brain injuries. Physical symptoms are usually headaches and dizziness while emotional or psychological symptoms include memory loss, fatigue, irritability, depression and poor concentration.