Terms of Use
Last updated: 24 July 2026
These Terms of Use apply when accessing or using the Free Case Review website.
By continuing to use this website, visitors agree to use it in accordance with these terms.
Anyone who does not agree with these terms should stop using the website.
About Free Case Review
Free Case Review is an independent UK legal-information website.
The website provides general information about compensation claims, legal processes and publicly available compensation schemes.
Free Case Review is not a law firm, solicitors’ practice, insurer, government body or regulatory authority.
Further information about the limitations of the website content is available on the Disclaimer page.
Using the website
The website may be used for lawful personal, informational and business purposes.
Visitors must not:
- Use the website unlawfully or fraudulently
- Attempt to gain unauthorised access to the website
- Introduce viruses or other harmful technology
- Interfere with the website’s operation or security
- Collect website data through unauthorised automated methods
- Copy substantial amounts of content for republication
- Misrepresent a connection with Free Case Review
- Use the website in a way that may harm others
Access may be restricted where the website is being misused or its security is threatened.
Website information
Content is provided for general information only and does not constitute legal advice.
No guarantee is made that:
- Information will apply to every situation
- A claim or application will qualify
- A solicitor will accept a matter
- Compensation will be awarded
- A particular outcome or compensation amount will be achieved
Legal rules, procedures, compensation schemes and time limits may change.
Professional advice should be obtained where guidance about an individual situation is required.
Intellectual property
Unless stated otherwise, the design, written content, branding and original materials published on Free Case Review are owned by or licensed for use by the website operator.
Visitors may:
- Read and print content for personal use
- Share links to publicly available pages
- Quote short extracts with appropriate acknowledgement and a link to the original page where reasonably practical.
Visitors must not reproduce, republish, sell, commercially exploit or substantially copy website content without prior written permission.
Names, logos, trademarks and other intellectual property belonging to third parties remain the property of their respective owners.
Links to Free Case Review
Links may be made to publicly available pages provided they are fair, lawful and do not:
- Suggest an association, approval or endorsement that does not exist
- Misrepresent Free Case Review
- Display website content in a misleading context
- Damage the website’s reputation
Permission may be withdrawn where a link is misleading, unlawful or inappropriate.
External links and advertisers
The website may contain links to government services, regulators, solicitors, advertisers and other independent organisations.
External organisations:
- Operate independently from Free Case Review
- Are responsible for their own websites and services
- Apply their own terms and privacy policies
- Make their own decisions about enquiries or claims
A link, advertisement or featured placement does not guarantee the quality, suitability or outcome of an external service.
Website availability
Reasonable efforts are made to keep the website available and functioning correctly.
However, access may occasionally be interrupted because of:
- Maintenance
- Security work
- Technical problems
- Hosting failures
- Events outside reasonable control
The website, its content and individual pages may be changed, suspended or withdrawn without prior notice.
Responsibility and liability
Nothing in these terms excludes or restricts liability where doing so would be unlawful, including liability for fraud or for death or personal injury caused by negligence.
Subject to those protections, Free Case Review is not responsible for losses caused by:
- Reliance on general website information instead of obtaining appropriate advice
- Decisions made by independent advertisers or external organisations
- External websites or services
- Website interruptions or technical failures
- Viruses or harmful material introduced by third parties
- Information submitted through an insecure or inappropriate method
- Events outside reasonable control
These terms do not affect any legal rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.
Privacy
Personal information collected directly through the website is handled as explained in the Privacy Policy.
External organisations process personal information under their own privacy policies where visitors choose to use their websites or services.
Changes to these terms
These Terms of Use may be updated when:
- The website or its services change
- New features are introduced
- Business arrangements change
- Legal or regulatory requirements change
The latest version will be published on this page with an updated revision date.
Governing law
These terms and any dispute relating to the use of Free Case Review are governed by the laws of England and Wales.
The courts of England and Wales will have jurisdiction, subject to any mandatory rights that apply to an individual under applicable law.
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