For many survivors of sexual assault, one of the hardest hurdles to overcome is the fear that they will not be believed. That fear can feel even more overwhelming when alcohol or drugs were involved. We often hear questions like, …more

When you’ve suffered a violent crime, the physical and emotional toll can be overwhelming. But the financial impact, especially when it affects your ability to live independently or manage daily tasks, can be just as devastating. That’s where special expenses …more

If you’ve been the victim of a violent crime in England, Scotland or Wales, you may be entitled to compensation through the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA). However, the process can be complex, and many valid claims are delayed or …more

Being the victim of a knife crime or stabbing is a traumatic experience that can leave deep emotional and physical wounds. In the aftermath, many victims are left not only trying to recover but also wondering how they will cope …more

For many survivors of violent crime, the decision to pursue a CICA claim is not just a legal step; it’s an emotional one. At Ison Harrison Solicitors, we understand that behind every claim is a deeply personal story of trauma, …more

When making a claim to the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA), understanding the time limits is crucial. Missing a deadline can jeopardise your entitlement to compensation, so it is important to be clear about the rules and exceptions that apply. …more

Applying for criminal injuries compensation can feel overwhelming, particularly when it comes to understanding the rules around reporting the incident to the police. A common misconception is that a crime must be reported immediately for a victim to be eligible …more

At Ison Harrison, we often assist victims who have suffered injuries as a result of violent crimes to understand their rights and options for compensation. One of the primary avenues available is a claim through the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority …more