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Personal Injury compensation claims

Our highly regarded, experienced and trusted team of specialist lawyers handles over 800 personal injury claims every year. Whether it is workplace accidents (including fatal accidents and catastrophic claims), work-related diseases, road traffic accidents, medical negligence or other public liability claims, we are here to help.

£4,380 compensation has been awarded to a client who suffered whiplash and a knee injury in a road traffic accident. More than the initial offer.

£14,000 compensation has been awarded to a client whose shoulder was injured when he tripped over charging wire in an ambulance bay. More than the initial offer.

£37,000 compensation has been awarded to a client who suffered multiple injuries as a pedestrian in a road traffic accident. More than double the initial offer.

£17,250 compensation has been awarded to a client who was injured when the brake mechanism failed in a crane, causing the cabin to descend rapidly.

£11,500 has been awarded to a client whose wrist was fractured when she tripped over cables at work.

£12,444 has been awarded to a client who suffered from an asbestos-related disease. More than the initial offer.

£7,500 damages have been awarded to a client who tripped on uneven flooring in a retail store in Glasgow.

£18,500 compensation has been awarded to a client who suffered a severe reaction to exposure to harmful gases. More than the initial offer.

£6,677 compensation has been awarded to a client who tripped over linoleum in her workplace.

£21,000 compensation has been awarded to a client whose hand was injured when the hydraulic press he was working activated without warning.

£4,500 compensation has been awarded to a client who suffered a back injury while lifting a heavy chair when clearing a council house.

£6,675 damages have been awarded to a client who suffered a leg injury when steel rafters fell trapping his leg. More than the initial offer.

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