Have you ever had a fall, slip or trip in a supermarket because of a hazard that shouldn’t have been there? Maybe you have suffered an injury in a hotel as a result of bad housekeeping. This type of accident is known in law as Occupier’s Liability. If you have ever had an accident on an area of land or premises owned by someone else, The Injury Lawyers may be able to help you make a claim on a No Win No Fee basis. We are still offering you 100% compensation for these types of claims unlike most other law firms who are generally taking a 25% deduction from your compensation due to law changes.
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It is understandable that Claimant’s often want to know how much compensation they can claim. Unfortunately it is difficult for a firm of solicitors to say with any certainly how much compensation is likely to be awarded. This is due to the simple fact that at the outset of a claim the extent, seriousness or length of your injury may not be known and there is no medical evidence to confirm your injuries/suffering.

At the outset, the only real guidance we can give is by using the JC Guidelines which assist in valuing claims. Note that these are just guidelines and not set amounts, every case is different. The guidelines are the only tool available to us at the outset. Once all evidence is obtained, we would value a claim using the guidelines in addition to past cases and the medical evidence in your case.
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Have you been injured in a Road Traffic Accident that wasn’t your fault? If so, then you may be able to claim compensation for your injury.

Whether it was a major head on collision causing you serious injuries, or if someone carelessly bumped into the back of your car, causing you whiplash, or if you were an innocent passenger in the vehicle at the time of the accident, its highly likely you would have a claim worth pursuing for compensation.
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As a firm of personal injury lawyers, we are often asked about the potential value of a claim. First of all, it is very difficult to say with any certainty how much your claim is worth at the outset. This is because we need medical evidence to document your injuries and to confirm that your injuries are caused or related to the accident in question. We use this medical evidence to help value your case. In addition to medical evidence we use past cases (known as case law) to help value your claim. We can look at cases where the Claimant sustained similar injuries to you and see how much compensation was awarded in these cases. When looking at past cases, we do apply an uplift to bring any amount up to what it would be worth today (i.e. a case worth £2,000 in 1999 would be worth more than £2,000 in 2013 when you take into account inflation).
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Here at The Injury Lawyers we offer 100% compensation to our clients for most types of claims. Yes, that’s right – we really do offer 100% compensation for most public liability and employers liability claims. There really are no draw backs. Compensation is the amount of money paid to you as a result of the losses you have incurred from falling victim to an accident, and you can receive every penny of it!
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Have you been injured at work due to not being provided with suitable or working Personal Protective Equipment? Whether it was due to faulty headgear, footwear or eyewear, or whether you weren’t even provided with any protective equipment at all, if you’ve sustained an injury because of this you may be able to claim compensation.

In accordance with the Personal Protective Equipment Regulations, it is the duty of employers to provide, free of charge, Personal Protective Equipment to all their employees. This is especially important to you if your occupation involves working in a factory, warehouse or construction; i.e. in places were on a daily basis you may be exposed to dangers where PPE would be needed to prevent an injury.
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From a manual handling perspective, loading a van can be potentially very dangerous. You may have to lift at low levels to get loads in to the back of a van, or push them when they are on the back of the van where it could be more difficult due to friction from the flooring. In general, you may be manoeuvring loads whilst twisted or bent down, which again is bad manual handling practice and can easily lead to serious back injury problems.

So what are your rights if you are injured at work due to loading a van? Can you make a claim for personal injury compensation?

The Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992

The above is legalisation with extremely important rules to ensure that employees are not injured when carrying out manual handling activities. Some of the more notable regulations read as follows:
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It may sound amusing, but it’s no laughing matter if you end up slipping on a vegetable (or vegetables) and fall down to the ground. Landing on a hard floor can easily result in broken bones. Twisting and turning as you fall can easily cause serious ligament damage.

So if this does happen to you, can you make a claim for personal injury compensation?
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As a personal injury firm, we deal with a wide range of claims including accidents involving forklift trucks. There are many possible accidents involving forklift trucks, from someone being knocked over or trapped by a forklift truck, to the forklift truck dropping a load or malfunctioning.

Forklift trucks can be prone to turning or toppling over. This could easily trap the driver or a fellow worker. Whatever the circumstances of the accident, we may be able to help you. Every case is different and this is why you need an experienced lawyer on your side. We can assess your claim for free, with no obligation.
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If you have been injured due to a slipping accident at work, you may be entitled to claim compensation. At face value, slipping on ice is rather different to slipping on a spillage at work, whether the spillage is water, tea, coffee or something else. Whilst at work and on works premises, your employer has a duty to keep you reasonably safe and free from harm. This means that if a spillage does occur it should be cleaned up as soon as practicable. Until the spillage is cleaned employees should be protected in other ways – i.e. there should be a warning sign in place to warn of the hazard (wet floor).
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