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Sorry to be a pain but I'd appreciate opinions
 
Overture results of 95 without the extension would not really be considered as "good" - 95 with extension would be good, 5-10,000 without extension might be viewed as good. It is a very long name and as such will not really be sought after - it might help with SEO on a dedicated site but first you have to have the dedicated site.
 
I understand that the overture is not high, but I was interested in the combinations and search terms used in the UK when people look for a personal injury claim solicitor in their home town.

Value as domain name? and
Value if set-up as registry of injury claim solicitors?
 
As a domain on its own the stats say it has no commercial value.
As a developed website/portal with contributing solicitors then its commercial value would be commensurate with the income it generated.
As a website without any contributing income $25-$75 depending upon how well it was designed.
 
Not worth much purely as a domain to sell - four words is too long. You could get U.K. type-ins, but the word "Solicitor" is not used in the U.S.
 
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