Have you suffered an injury at work?
It is a legal requirement for your employer to ensure that all reasonable steps have been taken to minimise the risk of injury at your workplace. In doing so your employer must not only provide a safe place of work, but also a safe system of work, provide suitable equipment, recruit competent staff and provide adequate training.Home Visit Service
With the more seriously injured employee, PM Law’s solicitors will visit you at home to discuss the impact the accident has had on you no matter where in the country you are – it's all a part of our service to injured clients.- Negligence of a colleague
- Defective or unsuitable machinery
- Excessive lifting
- Falling on a construction site
- Lack of proper safety equipment
- Poor training
- Lack of health and safety procedure
Statistics show that less than half of employees claim for accidents at work they rightfully could have.
Part of the reason for this is that people fear upsetting their employer. Every business should have insurance so it should not cost employers directly. Also, no employer is allowed to discriminate against an accident victim.
You should also remember that if you do claim your employer is far more likely to fix the problem so you are helping your work colleagues by ensuring injuries like yours don't happen again.
How much compensation can I expect for my injuries?
Although the amount of compensation for each injury varies dramatically, we can give you an approximate estimate of the amounts that are commonly awarded for different types of injury. Simply enter your details into the Compensation Calculator on this page for an instant compensation estimate.
