Work Accident & Injury Compensation Calculator

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How Much can I Claim for my Work Accident or Injury?

Helen Grieves - Leading personal injury Solicitor
Helen Grieves, Founder, Grieves Solicitors

Our Injury Claim Calculator provides you with detailed compensation award guideline figures based on your type of injury and its severity.

At Grieves Solicitors, we specialise in claiming compensation for individuals who have suffered injuries following the negligent behaviour of others.

We work on a No Win, No Fee basis so there are no upfront charges.

If you have been injured at work, talk to the Work Accident Claims specialists at Grieves Solicitors.

Whilst our compensation calculator below gives you guidance on the amount you might receive, the only way to discover how much you are likely to receive is to speak with one our our specialist accident claim solicitors.

Call us now on 0800 0747 644 or complete a Free Online Enquiry and let us explain the value of your compensation claim.

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I cannot recommend Grieves solicitors enough.

They are so helpful, professional and really make time for you. Their openness and transparency is to be commended.

If you are in aid of legal support I highly recommend Grieves.

Ms E H
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N.B.: The injury claims calculator is intended as a guide only. Every attempt has been made to make all information provided as accurate as possible. 

    1 Select area of injury

    2 Compensation Guide

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    Selecting an injury area in the dropdown menu will provide examples which will help you to assess which bracket your own injury claim is likely to fit into and provide an estimate of how much your claim may be worth.

    Head And Brain Injury

    Minor injuries to the head:

    £1,500 - £8,000

    Temporary but significant psychiatric damage and/ or distress:

    £1,000 - £10,000

    Minor brain damage:

    £10,000 - £28,000

    Permanent and severe psychiatric damage effecting ability to work:

    £40,000

    Permanent and psychiatric damage:

    £75,000

    Moderately severe:

    £140,000 - £180,000

    Severe psychiatric damage:

    £180,000 - £250,000

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    Neck Injury

    Between fatel and minor, dependent on recovery time age of victim and residual use/disability:

    £500 - £100,000

    Mild neck injury:

    £100 - £6,000

    Moderate neck injury:

    £6,500 - £20,000

    Serious neck injury:

    £115,000

    Permanent neck problems that do not prevent victim from leading a fairly normal life:

    £15,000

    More about Neck Vertebrae & Soft Tissue Injury
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    Shoulder Injury

    Serious shoulder Injury:

    £15,000 - £38,000

    very significant shoulder Injury:

    £10,000+

    Moderate shoulder injury:

    £7,500 - £10,000

    fractured clavicle:

    £4,000 - £10,000

    Minor shoulder injury which recover over a period of weeks/ months:

    £1,500 - £6,000

    More about Shoulder Injury

    Internal Organ Injury

    – Claims for compensation are judged on the organ injured and severity of that injury.:

    More about Internal Organ Injury
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    Hip & Reproductive Organs

    Severe injury depending on the severity, recovery time, age of victim and residual use/mobility:

    up to £100,000

    Minor injury depending on the severity, recovery time, age of victim and residual use/mobility:

    from £2,500

    Injury to one hip requiring surgery which is fully or largely successful:

    £20,000

    More about Hip Injury
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    Back Injury

    Severe injury depending on the severity, recovery time, age of victim and residual use/disability:

    up to £10,000

    Minor injury depending on the severity, recovery time, age of victim and residual use/disability:

    from £500

    Permanent back injury that does not prevent a fairly normal life:

    £15,000

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    Chest Injury

    Minor injury, including rib fracture:

    up to £3,100

    Mild chest problems, such as asthma or bronchitis:

    up to £4,100

    Significant damage to chest and lungs resulting in disability:

    £25,000 to £44,000

    Asbestosis:

    £12,000 to £85,000

    Mesothelioma:

    £55,000 to £100,000

    Removal of lung, or serious damage to the heart:

    £80,000 to £120,000

    More about Chest Injury
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    Arm Injury

    Loss of both arms:

    £201,300 - £250,800

    Severe arm injury:

    £80,410 - £109,450

    Severe elbow injury:

    £13,090 - £26,790

    More about Arm Injury
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    Hand Injury

    Total loss of, or loss of use of, both hands:

    £100,000

    Total loss of, or loss of use of, one hand:

    £65,000

    Injury to one hand, dependant on severity and recovery time (measured in weeks:

    £500 to £50,000

    Involving one or more broken bones with some permanent residual problem:

    £10,000

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    Leg Injury

    Loss of use of both legs:

    £150,000+

    Loss of use of one leg:

    £65,000

    Injury to one leg depending on the severity, recovery time, age of victim and residual use/disability:

    £1,000 to £75,000

    Typical awards for a broken leg with full recovery:

    £5,000

    More about Leg Injury
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    Foot Injury

    Loss of, loss of use of, both feet:

    £100,000 to £125,000

    Loss of, loss of use of, one foot:

    £50,000

    Permanent and serious injury to one foot:

    £30,000

    Serious injury to one foot with moderate ongoing symptoms:

    £15,000

    Broken foot or equivalent with incomplete recovery:

    £7,500

    Broken foot or equivalent with full recovery:

    £3,500

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    What can I say, it all felt totally seamless, it must have been hard work for your team, but for us it was no problem at all, so I would like to thank you sincerely and if I do ever need any help I will pay you a visit.

    Thank you very much for your services and I would not hesitate in recommending you to anyone who needs a solicitor, thanks again, Terry.

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    I can’t think of any way you could improve your service as I have found everything from start to finish first class.

    Mrs L

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    Very efficient, great service, good communication would definitely recommend

    Mrs M L

    Mr H

    The service has been brilliant from start to finish and I am extremely grateful for it.

    I was initially in two minds whether to go for a claim and had no experience in this area but from the start Helen was extremely helpful and reassuring.

    Please pass my thanks on to Nathan, Nadine and Emma too for their great service and support.

    I will certainly recommend you guys.

    Thanks again Helen, I really appreciate it.

    Mr H

    Miss H

    To describe the quality, professionalism and efficiency of the service it is out of this world.

    A high quality service as well as being so respectful.

    Grieves Solicitors will be recommended to all my friends and family if ever they require your services.

    Miss H

    Ms E

    I cannot recommend Grieves solicitors enough.

    They are so helpful, professional and really make time for you. Their openness and transparency is to be commended.

    If you are in aid of legal support I highly recommend Grieves.

    Ms E H

    Mrs L H

    I received fantastic support from Grieves solicitors.

    Thank you for everything Rogan and the Grieves Team for helping achieve the result we did!

    Mrs L H

    Compensation Calculator: Workplace Injury & Accident Compensation

    The Accident At Work Compensation Calculator can help whether your injury has occurred at work or elsewhere.
    Grieves Solicitors specialise in all forms of Personal Injury Claim, including life-changing serious injuries and Work Accident Claims.

    One of the first questions people ask us about their claim is, “How much is my claim worth?" That’s why we developed the accident at work claim calculator. But of course, this is just a starting point.

    Our expert and friendly Personal Injury Solicitors will take all the necessary conditions into account before putting a more accurate compensation value on your claim.

    Our team at Grieves Solicitors specialise in Workplace Injury Compensation Claims. We have expert Personal Injury Lawyers who are experienced in handling substantial accident at work claims for clients across England and Wales.

    As a recognised injury claims specialist we can support your needs wherever you live in Wales, England.

    If you have been injured in a work accident that was not your fault, you may be able to make a claim for financial compensation, helping you to pay for ongoing medical care, rehabilitation or any bills incurred during the period spent out of work.

    Our solicitors have experience in dealing with cases that involve:

    Making your claim with Grieves Solicitors is straightforward. We will deal with all the correspondence which includes filing court proceedings if it is necessary.   Please note that most cases settle without the need to go to court.

    You can trust our strict client confidentiality policy and you will have no financial risk with our no-win-no-fee compensation claim agreements.

    We have found that many accidents at work are caused by avoidable situations such as lifting heavy objects or due to defective or dangerous equipment or lack of PPE.

    Your employer has a legal duty to make sure you are protected at your workplace and that the area in which you work is kept to a safe condition. If you have not received adequate training or safety equipment and consequently suffered an injury then you likely will have a claim for workplace compensation.

    Although no amount of money can truly compensate for your injuries, the compensation is there to make sure you are never out of pocket due to the incident. Fortunately, the law also provides for you to claim for future loss of earnings this is if you are unable to return to work and to cover any costs such as care or treatment in some serious cases.

    Key statistics regarding accidents at work:

    For the years 2018 - 2019

    • 1.4 million working people suffering from a work-related illness
    • 2,523 mesothelioma deaths due to past asbestos exposures (2017)
    • 147 workers killed at work (2018/19)
    • 555,000 injuries occurred at work according to the Labour Force Survey
    • 71,062 injuries to employees reported under RIDDOR
    • 30.7 million working days lost due to work-related illness and workplace injury
    • £15 billion estimated costs of injuries and ill health from current working conditions (2016/17)

    Histrocially, many non-fatal accidents at work have gone unreported. By the same token, injuries suffered by self-employed are also largely under-reported and therefore true figures are unknown.

    Generally, there is a declining pattern in the number of both serious injuries (including fatal injury) and minor accidents in the workplace.

    What are the worst sectors for injuries at work?

    The following work sectors have proven themselves as the most dangerous when assessing the number and likelihood of sustaining an injury at work:

    • Agriculture
    • Construction
    • Hospitality and Food Preparation
    • Logistics and Warehousing
    • Manufacturing
    • Retail

    Claiming work accident compensation

    The claim for personal injury compensation, whether your accident happened at work, in a public place or on private premises, is generally divided into two categories.

    General Damages compensate you for the pain and suffering you have sustained from your accident-related injuries and loss of amenity.

    In order for us to value your general damage claim, we will instruct a medical expert who will prepare a report on your accident-related injuries for your claim.

    The expert will investigate:

    • if any further treatment is required to assist with your recovery at this stage.
    • which of your current symptoms have been caused by the accident.
    • if any pre-existing conditions have been aggravated or brought forward by your accident.
    • the extent of the pain you have suffered as a result of this accident.
    • how much your life has been affected by this accident (i.e. any limitations on hobbies, leisure activities or holidays)
    • any sleep disturbances you are experiencing
    • any psychological or emotional problems you may have

    This fact finding investigation is instrumental in helping us to calculate accident at work compensation payouts.

    Depending on what the report says we may be able to advise you of the value of your general damage claim which will be assessed from the date of the accident to the date of recovery or estimated date of recovery if you have not yet recovered.

    Another major factor in accident at work compensation calculations are the more tangible financial losses you may have incurred

    These can be items such as:

    • loss of earnings
    • personal care
    • prescriptions
    • travel costs (i.e. to the hospital, GP or to see your Solicitor)
    • telephone bills
    • damage to clothing or other belongings
    • other reasonable expenses you incurred as a direct result of your accident

    Some of these items may seem trivial but they can mount up as the case progresses and show you just how much you have been inconvenienced as a direct result of your accident.

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    What’s better than our accident at work compensation calculator?

    Our accident at work compensation calculator is designed to give you an idea of the amount you could expect to receive in general damages. However, it is no substitute for speaking to one of our experienced team of personal injury lawyers who will be in a better position to provide you with more information on the amount that you could expect to receive. There is more to building a comprehensive personal injury claim than putting a figure on the injury itself. This is where experience and a detailed knowledge of the law are vital.

    You can call us for free now on 0800 0747 644 or complete our contact form and a member of our expert team will be happy to speak with you to discuss any queries in detail with you.

    It will cost you nothing to make that call and there are no upfront charges if you decide to proceed with Grieves Solicitors. We take the majority of our accident at work cases on a no win no fee basis. If your claim is unsuccessful and you are not awarded any compensation for your injuries, then you will not have to worry about legal charges as you do not pay us a penny.

    How much compensation will you receive?

    The total amount of compensation you will receive will be a combination of general and special damages and will be calculated according to the individual circumstances of your case. General damages compensation awards differ according to the severity of your injury and how quickly you recover. Thus, a solicitor will need to gather more detailed information about your situation to be able to give you a more accurate idea of a potential settlement amount as well as advise you on how likely you will be to win, and how long it will take to receive your compensation.

    How do we calculate compensation for multiple injuries?

    Numerous injuries in an accident are generally defined as being injuries to different parts of the body that happen as a result of a single accident or neglectful act. They can have a catastrophic effect on the injured person’s life. The calculations for compensation on multiple injuries are determined on each case individually and will take into account the impact that the injuries have had altogether on your life. Multiple injury claims can be considerably more complex than single injuries and can be life-changing.

    Contact the leading Personal Injury & Accident At Work Solicitors in Yorkshire

    We understand that making a claim may seem daunting at first but we are happy to talk over those queries or concerns with you to allay any fears you may have about bringing a compensation claim. We are only too happy to help.

    If you, or someone you know, has suffered an injury and requires legal advice, don’t hesitate to get in touch with one of our experienced personal injury solicitors today.

    The sooner you call us, the sooner will know if and how much compensation you can claim, all backed by our No Win No Fee Guarantee.

    You can call us for free on 0800 0747 644 or complete a Free Online Enquiry and we will soon get back to you.

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