Tracy Chick

Meet the Expert

Senior Personal Injury Expert & Panel Assessor

Tracy brings three decades of personal injury experience to the Child Injury Claims panel. A holder of the MASS Diploma, she assesses cases to help families secure the maximum No Win, No Fee compensation their child is entitled to.

30 Years' Experience
MASS Diploma
Personal Injury Specialist

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Three decades of personal injury expertise

Tracy's 30-year career spans the UK, South Africa and Western Australia, giving her a broad, multi-jurisdictional understanding of personal injury law. Before focusing on personal injury, she worked across commercial, property, criminal and conveyancing law, building the analytical and litigation grounding she applies to every case she reviews today.

Supporting families through child injury claims

Many child injury claims arise from road traffic accidents, the precise area her MASS (Motor Accident Solicitors Society) Diploma certifies. As a panel assessor, Tracy reviews the circumstances of each case, helps confirm eligibility, and works to ensure claims for injured children are valued accurately: from immediate medical costs to long-term care and future losses.

Why Choose Pedestrian Accident Claims?

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Pedestrian Claims Are All We Do

Pedestrian cases turn on liability arguments, contributory negligence and collision investigation evidence that general injury firms rarely handle. Our panel works on these claims every week, including junction and crossing collisions, reversing incidents and hit-and-run cases.

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Nothing To Pay Upfront, Ever

Every claim runs under a Conditional Fee Agreement. There is nothing to pay at the start, nothing as the claim progresses, and no solicitor's fee if it does not succeed. If you win, the success fee is capped by law at 25% of damages and agreed in writing before you sign.

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SRA-Regulated Solicitor Partners

Your case is passed to a solicitor regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority, with professional indemnity cover and a complaints route through the Legal Ombudsman. You will always know the name of the firm handling your claim.

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Evidence Secured Before It Disappears

Shop CCTV is often overwritten within 14 to 31 days and bus footage can go sooner. We request footage, police collision reports and witness details at the outset, which is frequently the difference between an admitted claim and a disputed one.