Multiple Fractures Compensation Claim
A single broken bone takes a long time to heal, so multiple fractures take even longer. Use our personal injury solicitor to file a claim for compensation following medical negligence, a road traffic accident, or an accident at work. To learn more about multiple fracture compensation cases, read on.
Multiple injury claims are the result of serious accidents. Major trauma accidents happen every day for different reasons. A car accident will, most commonly, cause major fractures to the body, as will osteoporosis which affects 3 million people in Britain1. If the injury was not your own fault, you can seek compensation from the guilty party. The first step to starting your multiple fracture compensation claim is employing our personal injury solicitors to handle your case. Our experts will listen to you, answer all of your questions and give you free and impartial advice about your injury matter. We operate on a No Win No Fee basis and we will discuss our success fee with you before we begin. This means you won’t pay a single penny until we win your case.
1 Office for Health Improvement & Disparities, 2022: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/falls-applying-all-our-health/falls-applying-all-our-health
You should be able to make a multiple fractures claim if the accident:
Took place within the last three years
Caused you harm
Was caused by someone else (partially or wholly)
Process your multiple fractures claim in 3 easy steps with us:
1. Get in Touch
Contact us and tell us about your personal injury case. We work on a 100% no win no fee basis, so you won’t pay a penny unless we win. Give as much information as you can. The more information you can provide, the better chance of successfully maximising your compensation claim.
2. Build Your Case
Let our injury experts do all the legal work for you. We will explain what documents you need to provide so that we can process your application. Once received, our injury lawyers will complete and submit the necessary documents to counterparties and courts.
3. Success
Remove the stress by having our injury lawyer by your side. Let us do the hard work. We will keep you updated every step of the way resulting in a successful outcome.
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What might cause multiple fractures to your body?
Osteoporosis is one way you can receive a broken bone with not much impact. Other ways you could receive multiple fractures include:
- Falling from height due to improper safety practices in the workplace.
- The impact of being hit by a car or being in a road traffic accident.
- Being crushed by heavy machinery or falling objects.
- Sustaining an injury by heavy items such as speed boats, jet skis or a ski lift.
- Suffering an injury while engaging in sports or hobbies that could have been prevented if the event managers had conducted effective risk management.
- Medical negligence.
Who can make a multiple fractures claim?
You cannot claim compensation for every accident you have. The accident which caused the multiple fractures must not have been your fault. For example, if you were driving the car which caused the accident, you would not be entitled to any compensation, but if the accident was due to someone else’s negligence, our helpful personal injury experts will help you make a claim.
How do you make a claim for multiple fractures?
If you want to begin filing a claim for compensation due to multiple fractures, you will need the advice of our expert personal injury solicitors in the UK. Seeking an initial consultation is free and gives you more information on what to do next. Once you have made a decision to proceed, we will work on a no win, no fee basis, so you don’t pay for anything until we win your case.
Our solicitors will listen to what has happened and how it has affected you. They will then help you back up your claim by going through the process of gathering evidence. They will speak with witnesses and put together a comprehensive plan regarding your case. The experts will then present your evidence to the judge. The judge considers your information and the information supplied by the third party before a decision is made as to who is at fault. They will then leave your solicitor and the opposite party’s solicitor to determine a settlement fee. Remember, we don’t charge for initial consultations and you won’t pay anything until the successful conclusion of your case.
How much compensation do you get for multiple fractures?
The actual sum you receive depends on many factors such as the extent of the injury sustained, the cause of the injury and what your ongoing expenses are. You can claim for pain and suffering, loss of income, and any long-term impact your fractures have on your life. Seeking compensation is the best way to ensure you have the capital to go through operations and concentrate on your recovery. Whether you endure broken bones from an accident at work, through medical negligence, or due to a road traffic accident, our friendly team of personal injury solicitors will listen to your experience, answer all your questions, and come up with a plan to maximise your compensation.
