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Tube Accident Claim Solicitors

Injured on the Tube or London Underground? You could be entitled to compensation. Our No Win No Fee solicitors specialise in Tube accident claims — including platform falls, train incidents, and unsafe conditions.

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Key Points for Tube Accident Claims

Most Tube accident claims can be made on a No Win, No Fee basis with no upfront legal fees
You typically have 3 years from the date of your London Underground accident to start a claim
Compensation may include injuries, lost earnings, medical treatment, and rehabilitation support
You can claim if injured as a passenger on the Tube, on a station platform, escalator, or inside a carriage
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Meet Our Tube Accident Claim Solicitors

Stonehewer Moss are experts in personal injury law with a strong track record in securing compensation for Tube and London Underground accident claims. We offer a No Win, No Fee service and a free initial consultation to help you decide if we’re the right solicitors for your case.

We’re known for our approachable, client-focused service. As accredited members of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL), we have recognised expertise in public transport injury claims — including incidents across the London Underground network.

What Is a Tube Accident Claim?

A Tube accident claim is a type of personal injury claim made by individuals who have been injured while using the London Underground. If you’ve been hurt due to unsafe conditions, overcrowding, faulty train doors, or negligence by Transport for London (TfL) or its contractors, you may be entitled to compensation.

People often assume they can only claim for serious collisions, but even slips, trips, sudden train movements, or injuries from escalators or platform gaps can be valid grounds for a London Underground accident claim. Whether you were a passenger on the Tube, walking through a station, or entering/exiting a train, the law protects your right to safety.

Can I Make a Tube Accident Compensation Claim?

If you’ve been injured on the London Underground, a solicitor can help you start a Tube accident compensation claim, guiding you through the process and helping you gather evidence to prove fault and calculate your losses.

What Types of Tube or Underground Accidents Can You Claim For?

There are many ways injuries can happen on the Tube. Our clients have claimed compensation after incidents such as:

  • Being caught in faulty closing doors while entering or exiting the train
  • Slipping on wet, unsignposted station floors during peak commuting hours
  • Falling on an escalator due to a sudden stop or mechanical fault
  • Getting injured in a crush situation due to overcrowding on platforms
  • Suffering impact injuries when a train stopped abruptly without warning

If your accident was caused by negligence, lack of maintenance, or poor station management, you may have a strong claim for compensation.

Why Choose Us?

Friendly & Personal

We offer friendly, personal legal advice with clear, supportive guidance every step of the way.

No Win, No Fee

We offer a straightforward No Win, No Fee claims service, with fees starting from just 18% of your compensation.

Accredited Firm

We’re APIL-accredited, highlighting our specialised expertise in personal injury law.

Who Is Responsible for Accidents on the London Underground?

In most cases, Transport for London (TfL) is responsible for maintaining safety across the London Underground network. This includes stations, platforms, trains, escalators, and access areas. If you were injured due to a hazard that should have been addressed — such as a slippery floor, faulty door, or poor crowd control — TfL may be legally liable for your accident.

Some claims may also involve third-party contractors or maintenance companies, especially if faulty equipment or poor repairs contributed to your injury. In rare cases, other passengers or external factors may be partially responsible, but a personal injury solicitor can help determine who is at fault.

If you’re unsure who to claim against, our team can assess your case and advise whether your Tube accident claim should be brought against TfL or another party. We’ll help you gather the evidence you need and take care of the legal process.

Speak to Our Expert Tube Accident Claim Solicitors Today

Stonehewer Moss Solicitors are experienced Tube and London Underground accident claim specialists, regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA).

With over 20 years’ experience in No Win No Fee public transport claims, we’ve helped clients injured on Tube trains, platforms, escalators, or in overcrowded stations. In some cases, shared responsibility may include Network Rail, particularly at interchanges.

To understand your rights after a Tube or tram injury, read our guide to tram and tube accident claims.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. If you were injured on the London Underground due to unsafe conditions, faulty equipment, or staff negligence, you may be entitled to make a Tube accident compensation claim.
Most Tube accident claims are made against Transport for London (TfL), who are responsible for the safety of stations, trains, and platforms. In some cases, liability may involve other parties such as Network Rail or contractors.
You usually have up to 3 years from the date of the accident (or from the date of injury diagnosis) to make a claim. It’s best to seek legal advice as early as possible.
Common claims include injuries from slips, trips, faulty doors, falls on escalators, or being crushed during overcrowding. You may also claim for psychological trauma in some cases.
Yes. Helpful evidence includes medical records, accident reports, witness details, CCTV footage, and photographs of the scene. Our solicitors can help gather what you need to support your claim.
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