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Founded in 2000, Accident Advice Helpline became one of the UK's best-known personal injury specialists, heavily promoted through television advertising featuring consumer advocate Esther Rantzen. The company's mission was to provide accessible legal support for individuals who had suffered injuries in non-fault accidents. They operated on a 'no win, no fee' basis, connecting clients with a network of specialist solicitors. In 2018, its parent company, NAHL Group plc, decided to consolidate its consumer-facing brands, merging the operations and marketing of Accident Advice Helpline into the larger National Accident Helpline brand to create a single, stronger market leader.

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British Virgin Islands

2017

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