Accident Advice Helpline (AAH) is part of the largest private injury specialist firm in England located in Watford, Hertfordshire. They specialize in providing information and access to injured personal lawyers under the terms of a conditional fee agreement (CFA), colloquially known as not winning at no cost in the UK. It provides maid support as well as text and online support.
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Histori
The company was founded on June 1, 2000 and originally based in West End London, before moving to Golders Green. Initially, the company's workforce consisted of six people but the company currently has more than 300 employees.
The company started offering accident management services to people involved in non-road traffic accidents. This involves arranging rental cars and repairing accidents for victims of traffic accidents and pursuing compensation for injuries he suffered. The company then became more focused on offering services to victims of all types of personal injuries, including workplace accidents and injuries suffered while in public.
The Company entered into administration in 2004; director of the parent group Accident Advice Holdings said that this was because First National Bank - one of its financial backers - withdrew from the no-win-no-cost market after the collapse of another firm they supported, The Accident Group. The new company, Accident Advice Helpline Direct Group Ltd, was established.
Since 2004 the company has run the AAH Liberty Scheme. This scheme works without basis without cost.
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Claim Standard Board
The managing director of Accident Advice, Darren Werth, is Chairman of the Claims Standards Board, a trade body representing industry.
Promotional campaigns
The company is supported by consumer champion Esther Rantzen, who appears on their website and promotional materials, as well as features in AAH television commercials. Esther is famous for hosting the BBC television series That Life for over twenty years.
References
External links
- Accident Advice Site
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