No win, no fee claims for bad break-ups

The break-up of a relationship is never going to be a pleasant thing and in the process there will always be a lot of heartache, tears and unanswered voicemails. Most of us manage to get over it in a matter of weeks but for some people a break-up can lead to an obsession with an ex-partner and possibly result in a no win, no fee claim being made against them for serious personal injuries.

As the saying goes, 'there's plenty more fish in the sea' but for some broken hearted folk this statement is a somewhat dismal attempt to reassure them that they haven't just lost the greatest love of their life. It's always going to be hard letting go after a relationship and people use different tactics to try and rid the other person from their mind. A night out with friends is how many people choose to spend their post-break-up period, some enjoy a bottle of wine and a Westlife CD and, in the most extreme cases, others take revenge.

Just as we see banners draped across roundabouts wishing somebody a happy birthday, we are just as likely to see a white sheet hung from a bridge stating that somebody is a "Big fat liar and a cheat." Sometimes, people just can't accept that it's over and they go to extreme lengths to get their own back. These actions could later result in the ex-girlfriend or boyfriend contacting personal injury solicitors to make a no win, no fee claim for personal injuries.

Unfortunately, it is not uncommon to read news stories about people appearing in court because they have attacked an ex-partner of even assaulted an ex's new love interest in a rage of jealousy. In the movies we have often seen a teen girl take revenge on her ex-boyfriend by smashing up his car with a baseball bat - an attack which in reality could have lead to him being eligible to make a no win, no fee compensation claim.

Some obsessed and jealous ex-partners have caused serious and, in the most extreme cases, fatal personal injuries to people during post break-up. In the news recently, it was reported how a man killed his girlfriend's ex-boyfriend after he visited their home in a bid to win her back. The woman's current boyfriend answered the door and was allegedly attacked by the ex with a car crook lock and he retaliated by stabbing the man in the neck with a kitchen knife.

A similar story occurred in America in 2004 when a woman rammed her car into a vehicle that was being driven by her ex-boyfriend's new girlfriend. The attack resulted in a serious car crash and the girlfriend later died in hospital from serious personal injuries. The jealous ex-girlfriend appeared in court and was sentence to 11 years for causing the fatal motor accident.

These are the most extreme cases and thankfully a great number of relationships don't turn this sour. Then again you never know, if you did have to make an accident claim you could find that your personal injury solicitor turns out to be the love of your life!

But on a serious note, if you have just broken up with somebody and are finding it hard, you could benefit from some self-help advice as provided by www.relationship.gym.com. And then once you're feeling your old self again, why not check out community and dating websites such as www.myspace.com and www.match.com. Your perfect partner could be just around the corner and hopefully there won't be a no win, no fee claim in sight.

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