Man with prosthetic leg after amputation

Any personal injuries which result in amputation will have a serious impact on your quality of life, emotional well-being and financial situation. 

At Accident Solicitors Direct, our team of specialist solicitors is here to help you recover both physically and emotionally and navigate more easily through the amputation claim process, securing the compensation you deserve.

If you have suffered an amputation due to a work accident or a traffic accident, our solicitors can assist with rehabilitation and help you access specialist aids and equipment

We have significant experience in providing legal advice and support to clients with amputation claims and have a proven track record of securing millions of pounds for our clients over 40 years of operation. 

Our team is committed to ensuring that you receive the maximum compensation to rebuild your life after an amputation. We take the time to understand your individual needs and circumstances, ensuring you get the best possible care and the excellent service you deserve. 

Can we help? Contact us on 0800 163 622 or fill in our claim form to provide you with expert, free advice and guide you through your claim process. 

If you are based in Sheffield, South Yorkshire or surrounding counties such as Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, or Nottinghamshire, contact us for a free same-day home visit to discuss the details of your amputation claim.

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What can cause an amputation injury?

Amputations can result from various serious accidents and incidents, including:

 

Contact us to discuss the cause of your injury, and we can provide you with free advice so you get the help you require.

 

What is the time limit to make an amputation claim?

In most cases, you have up to three years from the date of the accident or the date you became aware that your injury was related to the accident to file an amputation claim. 

There are however instances when the time limit can be different. This applies to:

  • Children – When the injured person is a child under the age of 18, their parents or legal guardians can make a claim for them up until they turn 18. After that, they have three more years to submit their claim for themselves, until their 21st birthday. 
  • Mental capacity – If the injured individual does not have the mental ability to file a claim, there is no time restriction for them until they regain that capacity.
  • Date of Knowledge – In some instances, the three-year time limit may begin from the date you realised that your injury was caused by the incident.

 

Make sure to consult with a specialist firm such as Accident Solicitors Direct to understand the specific deadlines which apply to your case.

 

What do I need to make an amputation injury claim?

Filing an amputation claim can be intimidating, but thorough preparation can greatly increase your likelihood of success. 

To obtain compensation for your amputation claim, you will be required to provide evidence showing the severity of your injury, the consequences it had on you and the context of the accident. 

This supporting evidence may include, but is not limited to:

  • Medical evaluations
  • Accident reports
  • Witness statements, if available
  • CCTV footage

 

If for any reason you lack any of these documents or are uncertain how to obtain them, contact us today. 

We will assist you with everything you need and ensure you get the right evidence to support your case and get the best results for your amputation claim.

For more information, read our Step-by-Step Guide to Your Serious Injury Claim.

 

Why work with our specialist amputation solicitors?

At ASD, we tailor our services to meet your unique needs and provide personalised legal support, expert advice, and comprehensive assistance. Our dedicated team ensures you receive the best care, from immediate needs assessments to securing interim payments when needed. You can trust us to work tirelessly for your recovery and compensation.

We:

  • Provide a ‘No Win – No Fee’ service.
  • Offer an interest-free loan of up to £2500, if required (subject to terms and conditions).
  • Arrange an immediate needs assessment through our rehabilitation company.
  • Deliver expert and specialised legal support.
  • Secure an interim payment for you as soon as possible.
  • Have a team has than 40 years of specialised experience in personal injury claim
  • Have delivered millions of pounds in compensation to our clients. Read our case studies for more information.

With Accident Solicitors Direct, you will have access to the best care and resources to help you win your amputation claim.

 

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Amputation Claim Frequently Asked Questions

Your amputation compensation can cover many aspects that have been impacted because of your injury, such as:

  • Medical Expenses
  • Loss of Earnings
  • Pain and Suffering
  • Lifestyle Adjustments
  • Travel Expenses
  • Equipment for Adjustment
  • Care Needed 

Amputation compensations are usually high due to the extent of consequences it has on a person’s life. 

The amount of compensation you can get varies based on factors such as the severity of your injury, the impact on your life, and the circumstances of the accident. Our solicitors will work to ensure you receive the maximum compensation possible.

Yes, we offer no-win, no-fee agreements for amputation claims. This means you do not have to worry about legal fees until we successfully secure compensation for you.

If your claim is successful, the compensation is usually paid by the insurance company of the party found to be at fault for the injury. 

This could be an employer’s liability insurance in the case of a workplace accident or a car’s insurance company for a traffic accident. In case of an accident in a public space, the responsible party will be the one found responsible for your accident.

Further readying for Serious Injury Claims

Would you like to learn more about how we handle Serious Injury Claims? Read our Serious Injury FAQs next.

 

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