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Crush Injury Compensation Claims
The Personal Injury Solicitors at Forbes deal with crush injury accident claims on a No Win No Fee basis. If you suffered crush injuries that were caused by negligence or the fault of another person, call us today for a free consultation.
The most common types of crush injuries occur in accidents at work and car accidents. They often involve:
- Unfenced, unguarded machinery where a limb or a hand is drawn into a machine
- Heavy goods falling from height
- In a warehouse or shop floor situation involving equipment and operators
- Failure to provide appropriate training or safety equipment
- Road traffic accidents.
Crush injuries can range from minor to significant. A crushed finger, hand or leg injury might have significant implications for your future and employment. The amount of personal injury compensation awarded should reflect your particular situation and also to help you to recover. Typical losses might include loss of earnings, medical treatments, rehabilitation aids, care and equipment.
In England and Wales your employer owes you a duty of care even when you think you might have been partly to blame for the injuries, and the law reflects this.
To be successful in claiming compensation our Solicitors must be able to prove the accident was caused by the negligence or fault of another person. It could be your employer, another employee or at another premises that you have visited in the course of your employment where the accident has happened.
Our Personal Injury Solicitors will be happy to assess your case at no cost to you and talk you through the compensation claim process on a No Win No Fee basis. We offer a free consultation with an experienced Solicitor and can give you free legal advice on the merit of the case, the timeframe, the steps involved and guidance throughout the claim to maximise the amount of compensation awarded.
For a free consultation with a No Win No Fee Solicitor please call Forbes today on freephone 0800 037 4628 or contact us by email.
