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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

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“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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  • The Claim For Work Injury Compensation

If you have been injured at work, you may be struggling with the economic hardships that accompany a significant injury. You need to be aware that your employer is responsible to provide you with a safe work place. Unfortunately, there are times when an employer is negligent and the employees pay the consequences. It is important to protect your rights by filing a work injury compensation claim in order to receive payment for the losses resulting from a work related injury.

If you are injured at work, the first priority is to receive medical care. Your health is the most important issue and receiving first aid that could alleviate additional future problems must be sought after. Once you are cared for medically, document any evidence possible. Write down the names and personal information of anyone involved or witnessing the accident. When you have the opportunity, take photographs of damages and injuries. Follow all instructions given by your doctor and keep all doctors appointments. This will provide further evidence and documentation which may be helpful to your compensation claim.

It is the responsibility of the employer to provide a safe working environment. Equipment must be safe and properly maintained. The recommendations of operating and maintenance manuals should be thoroughly observed. Chemicals and hazardous materials must be stored and used with all safety procedures in place. Employees must be informed about the properties of such chemicals. Adequate training must be provided for all activities at the work place to ensure the safety of each employee. The work environment must be maintained in a healthy way. For example, it should be well lit, ventilated and have needed temperature control. The employer is also expected to provide safety equipment.

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If you are unsure about your ability to collect compensation because you feel your employer provided an adequately safe environment and you question your own responsibility for the accident, talk to a specialist An experienced solicitor will be able to tell you if your claim is valid. There may be legal details you have overlooked that affect the strength of your case. The amount of compensation you collect can be affected by any mistakes you made. For example, if you chose not to follow safety procedure after receiving appropriate training, you may not be able to collect as much on your case. The possibility that the accident could be your fault should not prevent you from speaking with an attorney about the possibility of filing a claim.

An employer must also make plans for the possibility of an emergency. There should be drills for different emergency evacuations, including fire and any natural disaster normal for your geographic area.

Find a company that offers you the information and understanding you need in order to receive work injury compensation. It is important to hold employers responsible for their actions. If you are injured at work, it makes sense to receive the adequate care and treatment you deserve. It will also prompt companies to be more responsible in their dealings with all employees.

Don't hesitate to gather information about the work injury compensation. Most law firms or lawyers offer free consultations to review your case. Even if your case occurred in the last few years, there may be assistance available to you. The only way to get the money you need and the rights you deserve is to take the first step and contact a legal professional.

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