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Personal injury & medical negligence
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If you’ve suffered a personal injury due to an incident or accident that wasn’t your fault, we may be able to help you get compensation.

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The estimates given are based only on your physical injury, and don’t account for anything else you may be able to claim for such as loss of earnings, damage to property or psychological impact.

For a more accurate estimate of what you could be able to claim, please get in touch or request a callback using the panel at the top of the screen.

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Head

Statistics

Over 1 million people in the UK visit A&E with a head injury every year.

There are over 120,000 eye-related injuries reported every year.

Case study

Mr Shearer was awarded £2,000 after inhaling toxic smoke and fumes while working.

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Upper body

Statistics

An estimated 821 cases of non-malignant pleural disease caused by asbestos were reported in 2011.

20% of whiplash symptoms last over a year.

Case study

Mr Moore was awarded £12,500 after suffering nerve damage to his shoulder and neck.

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Arms

Statistics

Around 6,000 major limb amputations are completed every year in the UK.

Conviction rates against workplaces for health and safety breaches in 2011/12 had a success rate of 93%

Case study

Mrs Miller was awarded £9,200 following a car accident that wasn't her fault.

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Hands

Statistics

Hand injuries make up 10% of A&E visits.

Of 475 cases of carpal tunnel syndrome reported in 2011, 50 were awarded to females.

Case study

Mr Brown was awarded £5,883 after an accident which gave him severe lacerations to his hand.

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Lower body

Statistics

The most common cause of knee injury in the workplace is from heavy lifting.

Last year, of the 22,433 major injuries reported, 40% were involving slips or trips.

Case study

Mrs Phillips was awarded £9,000 after an injury which left her requiring a knee replacement.

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Feet

Statistics

70% of foot amputations are caused by loss of blood supply.

A total of 80% of sports injuries involve spraining, including the ankle.

Case study

Mrs Miller was awarded £9,200 following a car accident that wasn't her fault.

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Hip & Pelvis

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Minor brain or head injury

In these cases brain damage, if any, will be minimal.

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Minor brain damage

Where a good recovery has been made but symptoms such as poor concentration and memory problems continue.

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Moderate brain damage

Where ability to work is reduced and there is a risk of epilepsy.

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Severe brain damage

The injured person is very seriously disabled and is dependent on others.

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Epilepsy

Epilepsy has been caused as a consequence of the injury.

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Psychiatric damage

Affecting the ability to cope with life and/or work or affecting relationships with family and friends.

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Moderate PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder)

The injured person largely recovers within two years.

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Severe PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder)

Injury causes effects that cause significant disability for the foreseeable future, or permanently.

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Damage to hair

In consequence of defective permanent waving etc. where effects are dermatitis or hair loss leading to distress and effects on social life.

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Less serious damage to hair

Where hair has been pulled out leaving bald patches, or stress-induced alopecia with full recovery within two years.

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Minor eye injury

Resulting in pain and temporary interference with vision.

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Minor but permanent damage

Permanent impairment of vision in one or both eyes.

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Loss of sight in one eye & reduced vision in the other

Total loss of sight in one eye and reduced vision or other problems with the other eye

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Loss of sight in one eye with little or no damage to the other eye

Total loss of sight in one eye only.

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Occasional or mild tinnitus

Mild tinnitus with some hearing loss

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Moderate tinnitus

With noise induced hearing loss, or moderate to severe tinnitus, or noise induced hearing loss alone.

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Loss of hearing in one ear

With or without associated problems such as tinnitus, dizziness or headaches.

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Total deafness

With or without the speech being affected, or tinnitus.

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Simple undisplaced fracture

Full recovery with no surgery required.

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Displaced fracture requiring surgery

Where recovery is complete after surgery

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Serious or multiple fractures

Injuries requiring a number of operations and/or resulting in permanent damage.

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Simple fracture, no surgery required

Simple fracture of the cheekbone, which will fully recover without surgery.

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Simple fracture requiring surgery

Simple fracture of the cheekbone requiring some reconstructive surgery, but with full recovery and little or no cosmetic effects.

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Serious fractures requiring surgery

Serious fractures causing lasting effects such as burning/prickling sensation or an element of disfigurement.

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Simple fracture

Requiring immobilisation but recovery is complete.

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Serious fracture

Serious injury causing permanent damage, such as difficulty eating or opening the mouth.

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Multiple fractures

Very serious multiple fractures requiring prolonged treatment. Permanent effects such as severe pain, restricted eating.

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Loss of or damage to back teeth

Assessed per tooth.

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Loss of or serious damage to one front tooth

Single tooth only.

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Loss of or serious damage to two front teeth

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Loss of or serious damage to several front teeth

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Significant, chronic tooth pain

Extends over a number of years, including significant deterioration of overall condition of the teeth.

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Whiplash

Where full recovery takes place between nine months and one year.

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Moderate neck injury

Fractures or dislocations which cause severe immediate symptoms and chronic conditions, leading to impaired function or limitation of activities.

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Severe neck injury

Injuries usually involving serious fractures or disc damage leading to disability, such as substantial loss of movement or loss of function in one or more limbs.

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Asbestosis

Varying levels of respiratory disability and reduced lung function (1-10% and in excess of 10%)

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Mesothelioma

Severe pain and impairment of the pleura (lung lining) or the peritoneum (lining of the abdominal cavity), affecting function and quality of life.

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Pleural thickening

Causing respiratory disability attributed to asbestos exposure.

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Traumatic injury to chest, lungs or heart

Causing permanent damage, impairment of function, physical disability and reduction of life expectancy.

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Minor shoulder injury

Such as soft tissue damage causing considerable pain but recovery almost complete within two years.

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Moderate shoulder injury

Such as frozen shoulder causing limitation of movement and discomfort for up to two years.

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Dislocated shoulder

Causing pain in shoulder and neck, aching in elbow, weakness of arm and hand.

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Severe shoulder injury

Involving damage to the brachial plexus and resulting in significant disability.

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Fracture of clavicle (collarbone)

Temporary or permanent disability as a result of a fracture.

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Minor back injury

Such as strains, sprains, disc prolapses and soft tissue injuries.

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Moderate back injury

Such as disturbances of ligaments and muscles causing backache, or compression fracture.

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Severe back injury

Injuries causing severe pain and disability, including impaired bladder, bowel and sexual function.

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Simple fracture of the forearm

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Serious fractures to one or both forearms

Resulting in significant or permanent disability

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Loss of one arm - amputated at the shoulder

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Loss of one arm - amputated above the elbow

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Loss of one arm - amputated below the elbow

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Minor or moderate elbow injury

Most elbow injuries such as simple fractures, laceration and tennis elbow, not resulting in permanent damage or impairment.

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Serious elbow injury

Injuries causing impairment of function but not involving major surgery or significant disabilty

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Severely disabling elbow injury

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Moderate hand injury

Injuries such as deep lacerations, soft tissue wounds or crush injuries, all recovering within six months.

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Severely fractured fingers

Resulting in impairment of grip or reduced mechanical function. Partial amputations resulting in deformity.

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Thumb injury - serious or very serious

Injuries such as a thumb being severed and re-attached, leaving it with little use, amputation of the tip or at the joint of the thumb. Nerve damage or fracture resulting in impaired grip or dexterity.

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Loss of thumb

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Amputation of little finger

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Amputation of index or middle finger

Amputation resulting in very little use and weak grip.

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Loss of one hand

Amputation due to crush injuries, or loss of a significant part of the hand due to traumatic injury.

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Loss of both hands

Serious injury resulting in extensive damage to both hands, effectively leaving them with little use.

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Vibration White Finger (VWF or HAVS)

Caused by repeated vibration, damage to hands including impaired grip, dexterity and frequent pain.

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Minor wrist injury

Such as an uncomplicated fracture with full or virtual recovery.

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Serious wrist injury

Injuries resulting in significant permanent disability, but some useful movement remains.

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Moderate wrist injury

Injuries causing some permanent disability, such as persistent pain and stiffness.

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Severe wrist injury

Resulting in complete loss of function in the wrist, for example when an arthrodesis has been performed.

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Simple leg fracture

Such as a broken femur, tibia or fibular

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Serious leg injury

Serious fracture or injuries to joints or ligaments, scarring, instability and lengthy treatment required.

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Severe fracture

Fractures where a full recovery is not made.

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Amputation of leg - below the knee

Loss of a leg below the knee

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Amputation of leg - above the knee

Loss of a leg above the knee

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Loss of both legs

Both legs being lost above the knee, below the knee, or where one leg has been lost above the knee and the other below.

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Moderate knee injury

Torn cartilage or meniscus, laceration, twisting and bruising. May be full recovery, or continued aches and pains.

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Less severe knee injury

Injury or damage causing mild disability or continuing pain, discomfort or limited movement that may require future surgery.

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Severe knee injury

Fractures, joint or ligament damage causing constant pain, impairing movement and agility. Requiring prolonged treatment, the injured person will be prone to osteoarthritis.

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Minor injury to pelvis or hip

Including fractures where there is full recovery within two years.

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Moderate injury to hip or pelvis

Significant injury but any permanent disability is not major. Injury may require a hip replacement.

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Severe injury to hip or pelvis

Such as extensive fractures resulting in substantial disabilities.

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Minor foot injury

Simple metatarsal fractures, ruptured ligaments.

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Moderate foot injury

Displaced metatarsal fractures resulting in permanent deformity.

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Severe foot injury

Fractures to feet resulting in restricted mobility and /or considerable continuing pain.

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Loss of one foot

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Loss of both feet

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Severe injury to toes

Crush or multiple fractures to two or more toes, resulting in permanent disability.

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Amputation of the big toe

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Amputation of all toes

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Minor ankle injury

Undisplaced fractures, sprains and ligament injuries.

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Moderate ankle injury

For fractures and ligament tears resulting in moderate disability, such as difficulty walking on uneven ground or on stairs.

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Severe ankle injury

Injuries involving long periods of treatment, long period in plaster and some permanent disability.

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Result

There are other types of compensation you could be awarded through your accident such as loss of earnings or damage to property. The estimates given here are simply for your personal injury claim.

First4Lawyers' solicitors will be able to give you the best idea of the amount you should expect from your individual injury.

It is important to keep in mind that every case is different and the advice and estimates you'll be given, once your case has started, will be tailored specifically for your case.

For minor brain or head injury you could claim:

£2,690 to £15,580*

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Minor brain or head injury

Minor brain damage

Moderate brain damage

Severe brain damage

Epilepsy

Psychiatric damage

Moderate PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder)

Severe PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder)

Damage to hair

Less serious damage to hair

Minor eye injury

Minor but permanent damage

Loss of sight in one eye & reduced vision in the other

Loss of sight in one eye with little or no damage to the other eye

Total loss of one eye

Total blindness

Occasional or mild tinnitus

Moderate tinnitus

Severe tinnitus

Loss of hearing in one ear

Total deafness

Loss of smell

Loss of taste

Simple undisplaced fracture

Displaced fracture requiring surgery

Serious or multiple fractures

Simple fracture, no surgery required

Simple fracture requiring surgery

Serious fractures requiring surgery

Simple fracture

Serious fracture

Multiple fractures

Loss of or damage to back teeth

Loss of or serious damage to one front tooth

Loss of or serious damage to two front teeth

Loss of or serious damage to several front teeth

Significant, chronic tooth pain

Whiplash

Moderate neck injury

Severe neck injury

Lung cancer

Asbestosis

Mesothelioma

Pleural thickening

Traumatic injury to chest, lungs or heart

Minor shoulder injury

Moderate shoulder injury

Dislocated shoulder

Severe shoulder injury

Fracture of clavicle (collarbone)

Minor back injury

Moderate back injury

Severe back injury

Simple fracture of the forearm

Serious fractures to one or both forearms

Loss of one arm - amputated at the shoulder

Loss of one arm - amputated above the elbow

Loss of one arm - amputated below the elbow

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