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“A staggering £10billion is paid out in compensation claims every year, says the Institute of Actuaries.”

The Sun Newspaper


“Compensation is a good word, imbued with justice. Those who lose money or health through another’s crime have moral rights.”

The Times Newspaper


"As society changes, rules and regulations need to compensate that" - Martine Wright, London bomb victim

ITV News


“If you have a genuine claim – where someone else is to blame – you should be able to get compensation from those at fault. This is only fair. The victim or the tax payer shouldn’t have to pay out where someone else is to blame. But there is not always someone to blame. Genuine accidents do happen.”

Lord Falconer - BBC News


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  • Don't be ashamed to make a Work Injury Claim

A work injury claim is a legal procedure that can help you get compensated for the injuries you might have suffered after a work accident. This type of unfortunate event is not only hazardous, but it is also very dangerous due to the very heavy machineries which an industrial environment implies.

But hazard does not always play the most crucial role in a work accident. Certain security measures need to be taken in any high risk workplace, and they are often under-estimated. Or, even worse, they are neglected for financial reasons. Therefore, if an accident happens because of this, someone needs to pay the costs.

The most frequent work accident causes are: unsafe working environment, lack of proper working conditions, lack of proper working equipment and lack of proper training for the working personnel. Each and every one of these causes are the fault of the employers, because they are the ones who carry the responsibility for the working conditions at every workplace.

But there's also a more delicate side to all this, which makes the work injury claim an intricate procedure: the victims of the work accident have second thoughts when it comes to claiming compensation against their employers. As a matter of fact, they try to avoid claiming if this is possible.

Those of you who are reading this article may have already guessed why that happens: the relationship with the employers might get ruined. The truth is that it can happen, it really depends from case to case and from one employer to another. There's no telling what it might result into, but one thing is clear: you will be the one suffering the pain and paying the never ending medical bills.

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The great majority of the employers have insurance policies for exactly these types of cases. They know the risks involved when working in an industrial environment and they need to make sure that they are prepared if or when something goes wrong. The truth is that in the case of a relatively risky workplace there's nothing you can do to assure 100% safety.

Still, the employers must do their best. It's one thing for a person to suffer an accident due to a completely hazardous chain of events and it's another thing for a person to suffer an accident because the employers wanted to spend less money on security measures.

Don't start your work injury claim without a lawyer

What you need to do if you want to file a work accident claim is contact a lawyer who is going to help you maximise your claim. I know that when you hear the word “lawyer” all sorts of scenarios may go through your mind, but you don't have to worry. With an experienced lawyer handling your case it will probably not have to go to Court.

Your lawyer is the one who is going to help you all the way. From negotiating the right amount of compensation for your claim to representing you in your relationship with the other party. A personal accident solicitor is indispensable in work accident injury claims. And you haven't even heard the best part yet: the lawyer will probably work on a 'no win no fee' basis.

What does 'no win no fee' mean? Well, as the name probably suggests, it means your lawyer will only get his financial award for representing you if he wins the case. His fees will be paid by the other party and you walk away with 100% of the compensation claim. If, for any reason, the case does not succeed you still don't pay anything. The work injury claim is a very crucial step if you want the fastest recovery possible when suffering injuries from a work accident.

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If you want to make a work injury claim choose one of the following options:

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