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Back injury claims

If you have suffered a back injury in public or whilst at work and you believe someone else is to blame, then our personal injury solicitors may be able to help you claim compensation.

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What is a Back Injury?

Back injury refers to any harm caused to the bones, muscles, or nerves in the back region. This type of injury is commonly caused by sudden impact, slips, trips, or falls.

What is a Back injury claim?

A back injury claim is a legal process in which an individual seeks compensation for the harm caused by a back injury. The compensation amount may cover the medical expenses, loss of earnings, and other damages incurred due to the injury.

If you have suffered a back injury in public or whilst at work and you believe someone else is to blame, contact the expert personal injury solicitors at Forbes. We have a dedicated team of solicitors ready to help you claim compensation for your injuries and a proven track record of recovering thousands of pounds in compensation for those who have suffered as a result of a back injury that was not their fault.

We understand that back injuries can be completely debilitating and have handled many back injury compensation claims for people who have suffered minor injuries right up to those who have been permanently paralysed due to a serious spinal injury.

Causes of back injuries

A few examples of how back injuries can occur are outlined below:

  • Individuals lifting or moving heavy objects manually
  • Individuals falling from height whilst at work or in public
  • Back injuries as a result of a trip or slip
  • Victims being struck by a falling object

Results of back injuries

Back injuries can cause long lasting or even lifelong damage resulting in on-going pain or in severe cases disability. We have helped a wide variety of victims of back injuries who have suffered the following:

  • Damages to tendons or ligaments
  • Broken spines
  • Pulled muscles
  • Slipped or prolapsed discs
  • Spinal cord injuries
  • Paraplegia
  • Brachial plexus injuries

Accidents at work

A vast majority of back injuries sustained at work are a result of employees moving or lifting heavy objects without the appropriate training or machinery to assist them. If your employer fails to provide you with machinery to move objects such as a palette or forklift truck or fails to provide you with the appropriate training to lift these objects and you are injured, you may be eligible for compensation.

Road traffic accidents

Road traffic accidents contribute to a great deal of back injuries, and is something the expert solicitors at Forbes have a vast amount of experience in. A road traffic accident can leave victims in serious distress as the emotional scarring associated can also be debilitating. When a back injury is added, this can all seem completely overwhelming, but the expert personal injury solicitors at Forbes can help you claim the compensation you deserve.

Make a claim

A back injury can lead to long term suffering, rendering a victim unable to work or go about their day as they normally would have. With this in mind, if you are injured as a result of someone else's negligence or are injured in an accident you deserve compensation, as this can help cover any medical costs and help to recover any loss of finances.

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Personal Injury

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