Quarterly Data Publication
Data on the operation of the Official Injury Claim service is available to download. The data and statistics presented in the latest publication reflect data captured by the service during the period of 1 January - 31 March 2025.
Previous publications:
1 October - 31 December 2024
1 July - 30 September 2024
1 April - 30 June 2024
1 December 2021 - 31 March 2022
1 September - 30 November 2021
Future data released will be archived on this page.
Monthly Data Reporting
From January 2023 we have been publishing data on a monthly basis. These reports contain the same metrics as the existing quarterly publication (see above) but provide greater transparency by providing a tabular view of the raw data. We also provide an additional Excel file of the data each month to allow the individual tables to be downloaded.
2025 reports:
April 2025
April 2025 - Excel
February 2025
February 2025 - Excel
January 2025
January 2025 - Excel
Archived reports:
2024 Archive (zip)
2023 Archive (zip)
Other relevant and contextual data related to the personal injury claims process is also available from other sources such as:
FAQ
What is this data for?
The MoJ and MIB are committed to transparency and to publishing regular performance data and statistics related to how the service is operating, which can then be used by both industry professionals and third sector advice providers to assess the impact on their services.
What data is being made available?
Information relating to claims registered on the Official Injury Claim service and its overall performance is being published. This includes data on:
- Overall claims volumes
- Types of representation
- Types of claims
- Exceptional injuries and circumstances
- Service exits
- Enquiries to the customer contact centre
- System operation
Data considered to be sensitive and/or personal will not be published as per data protection legislation.
How regularly will data be published in the future?
Data will be published quarterly, and we will signpost this to stakeholders.
What is the situation with data sharing and protection – who else has access to sensitive data?
Official Injury Claim does not share any personal data with the Ministry of Justice. Official Injury Claim shares operational data with the Ministry of Justice to provide a clear understanding of how the service is operating and of any emerging behavioural trends.
We understand the importance of ensuring all data, including any personal information, is appropriately processed and protected.
As stipulated on the 'About your data' page, the collection, use and security of personal information is taken very seriously with a commitment to the highest standards of trust and transparency. Importantly:
- Official Injury Claim works on behalf of the Ministry of Justice
- Personal data will never be sold
- Details are kept safe with security features built into every step of the process in line with General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR)
- Claim details will only be seen by those who have a genuine need and for whom the claimant has given permission.