Burn injury compensation claims help
Even minor burns can result in prolonged pain and unsightly scarring, whether it’s in the short term or the long term. With minor burns, the pain will often go away in a few days, but damage to the skin may last longer.
So for a burn injury compensation claim, how do we value the case and what kinds of things can you include in a claim? Read on for an insight in to what we look for and what we do to value a burn injury case.
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Serious back injury compensation claim advice
Back injuries can be very painful and debilitating. For the purposes of this article, we’ll focus on serious back injury compensation. We will look at what you can claim for, expected payouts, and what’s the best direction for you to go in getting an expert claims lawyer.
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Bollard Injury Claims – Injury Lawyers Advice
At The Injury lawyers we can offer No Win, No Fee AND 100% Compensation on a majority of claims.
As surprising as it may sound, bollards can be a common cause of accidents, and we have taken on several successful claims where accidents have been caused by them. The most common ones are caused by missing or broken bollards that pose a tripping hazard, but there may be a claim for a dangerously placed bollard.
Read on for more info.
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100% Compensation for Supermarket Claims
Supermarket compensation claims are extremely common. Normally it’s a slip or trip case caused by some kind of spillage or leak on the floor or something in an aisle way that has been left there and poses a dangerous tripping hazard. So if you have an accident in a supermarket, can you claim 100% compensation with The Injury Lawyers?
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Traffic Light Accidents – Who’s at Fault?
Traffic lights are natural accident hotspots despite the fact they’re there to prevent accidents and keep the flow of traffic moving as easily as possible. But most people in the UK live such busy lives that we’re constantly rushing around, and we’re all too tempted to ‘amber gamble’ or jump a just turned red light when driving; or cross a crossing when the lights are not in our favour. Traffic suddenly slowing is also a huge cause of accidents too.
If you are injured in an accident at traffic lights, can you make a claim for personal injury compensation?
Best Injury Lawyers for Claims in the UK
WATCH OUT! Most don’t offer 100% Compensation like we do!
So you’ve had an accident and you think you are owed compensation – who do you make your claim for personal injury compensation with?
Do you go with a big name you’ve seen on the TV with a catchy advert, promising you the best expertise you need? Do you go with the law firm you heard on the radio who say they offer years and years of specialist personal injury experience?
The thing is, you need to be very careful – most companies are not what they seem, and most won’t offer you a 100% agreement!
Can you get 100% compensation anymore?
From other lawyers, probably not! But from The Injury Lawyers, you still can!
Have you noticed that solicitors aren’t offering 100% compensation agreements anymore? You may have spotted that adverts only talk about No Win, No Fee, or you may have called a firm who took all your information and wasted loads of time on the phone with you only to tell you they want 25% of your payout!
What’s happened is the law has changed – so here’s what you need to know about it!
Whiplash Claims, the “Compensation Culture” and Insurers Cashing In!
Do any of these phrases or notions ring a bell to you?
Prepare to be shocked! Read on for an insight in to how it really works!
The consequences of Contributory Negligence
Have you suffered an accident resulting in injuries which would not have occurred “but for” the fault of someone else? If you have, you may have a claim; but what happens if you are partially at fault for the accident or have done something that has contributed to making your injuries worse?
Here is a little insight in to how it can affect your claim if someone else is at fault, but you are partially to blame in some way as well.
For most firms, offering a 100% compensation is now a thing of the past. The government decided to change the law last April and stopped lawyers recovering all of their legal fees from the other side. To add salt to the wounds, they also slashed the amount of fees a lawyer can recover to a mere fraction of what it used to be.
So is there such a thing as a 100% compensation agreement anymore? Or is it just a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow that you’ll never find?