Claims for Broken / Fractured bones can fetch up to £86,500
Claims for Burns and Scarring can fetch up to £62,500
Claims for Hand arm vibration syndrome can fetch up to £20,250
Claims for Muscle soft tissue injuries can fetch up to £95,000
Claims for Spinal injuries can fetch up to £257,750
Claims for Whiplash can fetch up to £16,000
Claims for Work Related Disease can fetch up to £81,500

Is it time to consider a claim against your employer? If you have suffered an injury at work and it can be proven that negligence has occurred then you may have grounds for a personal injury claim. This Legal Request article looks at work related injuries, accidents in the work place and making a no win no fee claim.
To be able to prove that an accident claim for an injury is worth pursuing it is important to identify that negligence has occurred. So claiming for a self inflicted paper cut in the workplace is out of the question. However if you are injured though lack of appropriate maintenance of a work tool or inappropriate policy and procedure, then you may have grounds for an accident claim against your boss or employer. If you are unsure, then call our helpline and one of our personal injury advisors are here to help.
If you are enquiring about making an accident claim, whether or not it is in the workplace, then we are here to help. Call our professional team on 0800 990 3500 or to make a quick no win no fee claim, complete the convenient form below.
I used the services of Legal request for a claim after a recent road traffic accident. Their representative was very helpful and informative, ensuring the process was as smooth as possible and stress free. The fact that they offered to come to my place of work for me to fill the forms in, saved me a lot of time and hassle. Above all legal request made a difficult situation very easy, I would certainly recommend their service to anyone who needs it.
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