Fractures and Broken Bones Compensation Claims

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If you have sustained a fracture as a result of a personal injury, you could be entitled to compensation. No matter where you sustained the injury, get the compensation you deserve today with our team of experts.

  • Closed (or simple) fracture – where the bone is broken, but the skin barrier remains intact
  • Open (or compound) fracture – where the bone is broken and breaks the skin barrier, leaving the break open to possible infections
  • Stable fracture – where the bone breaks, but the broken ends of the bone still line up correctly
  • Transverse, oblique, or spiral fracture – the term used to describe the way the bone has broken
  • Comminuted fracture – where the bone has shattered into multiple pieces

  • You were involved in an accident or event caused by someone else’s negligence or misconduct that resulted in a bone fracture.
  • You have been formally examined by a medical professional as a follow-up from your injury.
  • You have substantial evidence of the accident or event that resulted in your fracture.

Choosing the right legal team to handle your manual handling fracture claim is crucial. When you work with us, we offer:

  • Free Initial Consultation. We’ll assess the details of your case and advise on the best course of action.
  • No Win, No Fee: You won’t pay any legal fees unless we win your case.
  • Expert Legal Advice. Our team has extensive experience in manual handling injury claims, ensuring you receive the maximum compensation.
  • Support Throughout Your Claim. From the beginning to the end, we’re here to support you every step of the way.
  • Free same-day home visit if you live around the Sheffield area, or in the surrounding counties.

Our team always works tirelessly on your behalf to ensure you get the best outcome.
Submit your claim and work with us today!

Richard Meggitt

Partner/Solicitor

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Major Trauma Cases

0114 2672472

Year of call as a solicitor 1996.

Richard is a qualified solicitor, having joined the firm in 1996. He has deliberately restricted his case load to serious injury claims. Having acted for more than 500 Claimants in major trauma cases, his expertise is recognised by the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers; Richard is a senior litigator.

Ralph Clark

Solicitor/Partner

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Personal Injury Litigation / Serious Injury Cases /Major Trauma

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Year of call as a solicitor 2007.

Ralph joined the firm in 2003 and became Managing Partner in 2018.

Ralph’s background is in health and safety. He graduated with a degree in Environmental Health in 1998 before qualifying as an Environment Health Officer. He then specialised in the enforcement of health and safety and accident investigation within premises in Sheffield. He completed a post graduate diploma in Occupational Health and Safety Management, before then undertaking a post graduate diploma in Law and the Legal Practice Course, qualifying as a Solicitor in 2007.

Over the years Ralph has developed a case load primarily of high value catastrophic injury cases arising from major trauma and diseases; spanning brain injuries, amputations and life changing injuries and diseases. He also assists Children who have suffered serious injury through the partnership between the MTSP and the Sheffield Children’s Hospital.

How much compensation could I receive for a broken leg claim?

The amount of compensation you could be owed for your broken leg varies depending on a few factors, including:

The severity of the injury and your following condition
The situation and environment in which your injury was sustained
The impact your injury has had on you long-term, including your ability to work
The amount of evidence you have collected to back your case, which includes statements from medical professionals

How long do I have to make a fracture claim?

There is no legal limit on the amount of time you have to make a bone fracture claim, however, it is generally considered that your case has a higher chance of success the less time that has passed since the initial injury event.

Can I make a claim if the broken bone accident happened at work?

Yes, if your bone fracture was caused by a workplace incident or unsafe working conditions, you can claim against your employer. Employers have a duty of care to ensure your safety and mental well-being while at work. Your job should also not be threatened for making a compensation claim, as the UK law protects workers from unfair dismissal for making compensation claims against their employer.

Can I make a claim if the broken bone happened in a car accident?

Yes, gaining compensation for a fracture sustained in a motor accident is very common. Explore making a car accident fracture claim with Accident Solicitors Direct today for hands-on support throughout your claim process.

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