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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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Most people who look for work accident advice do so because they find themselves in an unpleasant situation: they suffered an accident at work and don’t know what to do. They don’t know whether they should request compensation or not and the great majority actually don’t. A choice that, later on, is regretted by many.

That’s because a work accident can have traumatic effects upon a person, both physically and mentally. Some people may even lose their ability to work for the rest of their life. So dealing with the consequences of such a potentially devastating event is not a thing which should be taken lightly. This is where your work accident compensation claim kicks in.

In order to be eligible for compensation, an important thing needs to be determined first: if you are to blame for the accident. That’s the single most important condition which needs consideration. If the accident happened because of some other party’s fault, then you are good to go.

But who is responsible for your accident then? Well, this is the tricky part because in most of the accidents at work, the ones who are responsible are usually the employers. Usually accidents at work happen for one of these reasons, which make the employers responsible:

- unsuitable working equipment;
- unsafe working environment;
- lack of adequate training for you and your work colleagues at the workplace.

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Of course, there can also be other reasons which could trigger an unwanted event, but these are the most important ones. If something like this happened to you, you should consider compensation right away. You have to put aside the fact that you are claiming against your employers, for a few basic reasons:

  1. Your accident injuries need treatment and who is going to pay for them? It’s unfair that you should as it is the negligence of your employer, they could have prevented such an accident.
  2. Think about the fact that you may need medical attention for a long period to come and you may even lose your ability to work;
  3. Don’t think that you are victimising your employers, because they have insurance policies which cover exactly these types of events.
  4. Remember you are the victim, not them.

So the thing you should really be concentrating on is finding a good work accident specialist who is able to help you with your claim. You will probably be able to find a very good and experienced solicitor with little if any headache at all, as there are many companies who eagerly wait to serve you.

Your preliminary interview with the lawyer will reveal all the basic things you need to know about the case: an estimate of the amount of compensation you can get, although a precise sum can’t be predicted from the beginning;, your chances of winning the case will be estimated and also the risks of going through such a procedure will have to be exposed.

Usually, the personal injury solicitor will work under a no win no fee arrangement. This means that they only get their financial reward for representing you if they win the case. If you lose the case, well your solicitor can kiss his fees goodbye and you just walk away. This sounds very convenient and it actually is.

The actual claiming procedure can be a pretty lengthy one, up to a few months. But don’t get discourage, as it may truly be worth your while and this is the best work accident advice anyone can give you.

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It's easy to proceed with a work accident and gain maximum results without the hassle, costs and confusion. Discover how to finish 50% of your claim in 7 days or less at http://www.100Percent-Compensation.co.uk

 

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