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Broken Bone Fracture Solicitors

Multiple fracture injuries are one of the many areas of personal injury law we help our clients with. Other areas include:

Bone Fracture Claims

Fractured bone claims occur due to the result of multiple fracture injuries, usually after a traumatic incident such as a car accident. The body has suffered a catastrophic event and as a result many broken bones have occurred.

There are many types of bone fractures depending on the type of trauma/impact and all take considerable time to heal; cause pain; and require rehabilitation.

If you have serious injuries caused by another party, you will be entitled to be compensated for the losses that you have suffered as a result of the accident by making a fractured bone claim.

For multiple fracture injuries, special damages the losses and expenses you have incurred that can be specifically quantified. This includes your loss of earnings, damage to property, medical expenses, taxi fares, etc.

It is important to keep a diary of events as well as receipts for all expenses incurred relating to multiple fracture injuries as they can be extensive and wide reaching.

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    What Do You Need To Prove To Make A Fractured Bone Claim?

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    One of the most important factors in any personal injury case is the availability and nature of medical evidence of the injuries. When someone suffers a broken or fractured bone (or multiple fractured bones), a radiologist will almost certainly take x-ray images that definitively speak to the extent of the fracture.

    There’s no arguing with the black and white x-ray image of a fractured bone. Unlike soft-tissue injuries which are difficult to prove, “hard” injuries like bone fractures are nearly indisputable.

    The assessment of compensation for severe multiple injuries is personal to the individual and the amount of compensation depends on the individual circumstances of the claimant. It involves looking at all aspects of the claimant’s life – in the home, at work, leisure and sporting activities – to build a picture of how their life would have progressed without the injuries compared to how it will progress with the consequences of their multiple fracture injuries.

    Contact our team if you’ve suffered serious multiple fracture
    injuries
    as a result of an accident that wasn’t your fault.

    The process of assessing and valuing claims for multiple fractures can seem intrusive. Inevitably, however, with multiple fractures every aspect of the claimant’s life is affected and the consequences for the future need to be considered carefully. Such as loss of earnings or earning capacity, the need for care and assistance with running the home or looking after the garden as well as, possibly, the need for special equipment and/or future medical treatment.

    With the difficulties involved in assessing multiple fracture injuries, it is extremely important that you contact a lawyer who has experience with serious injury accidents as soon as you or a member of your family has suffered. An expert in the area will be able to explain in clear and simple terms what will be involved in making a claim as well as to assist you with guidance in your rehabilitation and your future.

    “My solicitor was excellent in managing my claim and advising me. Thank you for believing in me, believing in my case and winning it for me. Others didn’t and though it was too hard to win against a local council.”

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    Contact Us To Discuss Your Fractured Bone Claim

    Call us on 01782 652363 for an initial consultation.

    Call us  to arrange an initial consultation with one of our fractured bone claim experts, or contact us online and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

    We have offices in Leek, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Hanley and Sandbach.

    Contact us or today or visit a
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    Hanley: 01782 262031

    Newcastle: 01782 612311

    Sandbach: 01270 761111

    Leek: 01538 399332

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