Have you suffered a neck injury that wasn’t your fault? Whether you sustained the injury at work or on the road, our serious accident lawyers may be able to secure compensation on your behalf.
We work on a ‘no win, no fee’ basis, which means that if your neck injury claims are unsuccessful, you won’t owe us any legal fees.
Not sure whether you may be eligible for compensation? Our specialist neck injury solicitors will be able to tell you.
Get in touch with us today to learn more and make a claim. Let our friendly personal injury lawyers in Peterborough help get your life back on track.
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Neck injuries vary in severity and can affect an individual in a number of different ways, depending on how the injury occurred.
Fractured vertebrae (a broken neck) is one of the most severe types of neck injuries. It can occur in a number of ways, from an accident at work to a road collision and even when playing sports.
Road traffic accidents: Severe neck injuries can result from road traffic accidents, such as being hit from behind or a head-on collision.
Work-related accidents: Falling from a height, being struck by an object, or manual handling without proper training or equipment can result in injury.
Medical negligence: Misdiagnosis or surgical errors can result in injuries to the neck.
Public place accidents: Slips on wet floors, trips on pavements, or falls due to poor lighting can lead to severe neck injuries.
If you have sustained a severe neck injury due to any of these causes as a result of someone else’s negligence, you may be eligible to make a compensation claim. It’s important to seek legal advice to understand your options and the potential compensation you may be entitled to.
By working with a dedicated lawyer who is specialise in neck injury claims, you could receive compensation to help cover your treatment costs and manage your pain, putting you on the road to recovery.
With a 98% success rate with our cases, we have a history of great success stories where clients received significant compensation awards. Here are just a few of our recent case studies.
Pursuing neck injury claims with Capital Lawyers couldn’t be simpler. We understand that you’re going through an immensely challenging time, which is why we endeavour to offer the most straightforward, transparent and effortless claims process possible.
Common types of neck injuries that might result in compensation include cervical spondylosis, prolapsed discs, and severe injuries leading to paralysis. The compensation process typically requires complex medical evidence and legal representation to prove the other party’s negligence.
Here’s how it works…
Although it’s impossible to put an accurate figure on how much compensation you might be entitled to without understanding the specifics of your case, we can give you an idea of what it might be able to cover.
Compensation can help pay for the following:
We understand the challenges of filing a claim, so we strive to simplify the process as much as we can. Additionally, since we work on a contingency fee basis, you will not be required to pay any fees if your claim is not successful.
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Compensation will be paid by the party responsible for your injury or, more specifically, their insurance company. If you’ve been involved in a road accident with an unknown or uninsured driver, your compensation will be paid by the Motor Insurers’ Bureau.
The more evidence you can provide to us, the better. Though we’ll be able to talk you through the specific information we need, generally this includes things like witness statements, medical reports, and photographic or CCTV evidence.
All you have to do to get the process started is contact our team. They will tell you what information they need from you to begin working on your case. You’ll receive regular updates to ensure you’re kept in the loop.
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