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Ankle Injury Compensation Claims

If you have injured your ankle and someone else is to blame, our personal injury solicitors may be able to be able to help you claim compensation on a no win no fee basis.

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What is an Ankle Injury?

An ankle injury includes any harm suffered to the ankle as a result of an accident or other incident. Ankle injuries can range from minor sprains and strains to more serious fractures and dislocations.

What is an Ankle Injury Compensation Claims?

Ankle injury compensation claims are legal actions taken by individuals to recover compensation for harm suffered as a result of an ankle injury. These claims can be made against a person, company, or other entity that is believed to be responsible for the injury, such as an employer, a manufacturer of faulty equipment, or a driver involved in a road traffic accident.

Our ankles do a lot of work as they support our entire body weight, so an injury to them can leave us completely immobile or suffering a reduced range of movement. This can result in loss of income and poorer quality of life for the victim.

If you've suffered an ankle injury and someone else is to blame, you should contact the dedicated team of expert personal injury solicitors at Forbes today to claim the compensation you deserve.

Types of ankle injury

Ankle injuries can be caused by a variety of traumatic events. This can include slips, trips and falls, perhaps caused by wet floors or poor health and safety procedures, which result in injury to your ankle. It can also include road accidents and sports accidents, as well as incidents involving machinery.

A common injury is a sprained ankle, which is the painful result of the overstretching of muscles and tendons, including the Achilles tendon. More serious sprains can require surgery to repair tears or ruptures, which can be totally devastating. A key part of recovery is keeping weight off the sprained ankle while the swelling subsides, so it can require some time off work to fully heal.

Ankle fractures can be incredibly painful and serious. They can manifest as a clean break in the bone, or when the bone is shattered into several pieces, potentially causing long-term or even permanent damage as well as requiring surgery. A dislocation meanwhile, sees connected bones forced apart, causing severe pain and loss of movement, as well as negative long-term effects to your mobility.

Other ankle injuries can include ligament damage, cartilage injury, breaks or even the crushing of the joint. These can require anything from rest and relaxation to reconstructive surgery, sometimes leaving you with permanent damage as well as lost income if you have to take time off work or move to a different job.

What action can I take?

If you or a loved one has suffered an injury to your ankle and someone else was to blame, you can claim compensation to cover loss of earnings, medical costs, travel expenses to hospital appointments, or even necessary alterations to your home. The amount awarded will also try to compensate for the pain and trauma you have suffered.

We have your best interests at the heart of everything we do and we work hard to ensure you are awarded the maximum amount of compensation for your claim. As we operate on a no win, no fee basis, there's no financial risk on your part, and our initial consultation is free with no obligation to proceed.

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