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Broken Bone Injury Claims

Broken bones from non-fault accidents hurt more than just your body. Pain, time off work and stress could all add up. Learn how it shapes your personal injury claim and why our expert help makes all the difference.

Brain Injury Claims

At RU1NJURED, we understand the physical pain, emotional stress and financial burden that comes with a broken bone injury. Maybe it was a crash on the road, a slip at work or just bad luck out in public. Does not matter where it happened, it still hurts the same.

However, there is good news. You can claim compensation for your broken bone injury. Our panel of specialist broken bone injury lawyers could have you covered. They are the best when it comes to broken bone claims. Schedule a free case review today.

Understanding Broken Bone Compensation Claims

If your bone was broken because someone else made a mistake, you can file a broken bone compensation claim. It is not just about hospital bills. It is about lost income, the cost of the taxi rides to the clinic, physio sessions and all that pain you did not sign up for.

At RU1NJURED, our panel experts cans advise and assist you on various aspects of your broken bone injury claim, listed below are some factors that we could explore during your claim for compensation for:

  • Emergency treatment and surgery.
  • Long-term physiotherapy or rehabilitation.
  • Time off work and lost future income.
  • Mental harm and effect on lifestyle.

We try to keep the whole thing easy and hassle-free. Our team has helped folks just like you, make broken bones claims and actually get what they deserve. Let our panel of broken bones lawyers handle all the paperwork while you utilise your energy in getting better.

Give us a call on 0800 955 18 27 now or text us on WhatsApp at 07494 005 888.

Common Symptoms of a Broken Bone

Recognising the symptoms when you have broken your bone is very important. A bone fracture is not always super obvious, but there are some common signs, including:

  • Sharp and sudden pain at the injury site.
  • Swelling and bruising.
  • Inability to move the affected limb.
  • Visible deformity or unusual limb positioning.
  • Grinding or popping sensation during movement.

Usually, if the medical professionals are being thorough, they will check a broken bone injury through a physical exam. Like an X-ray or maybe an MRI. An early detection means better chances of recovery. Hence, do not hold yourself back, be sure to report all your symptoms to your treating physician.

To learn more, fill in our enquiry form now and book a free consultation with our expert panel of broken bone compensation lawyers.

Broken Bone Injury

Classification of Broken Bone Injuries

There are several types of broken bone injuries. Some are clean breaks, while others are a total mess. Here are some types of fractures suffered during a broken bone injury:

  • Closed Fracture: The bone breaks inside without damaging skin.
  • Open (Compound) Fracture: This one is worse. The bone comes through the skin.
  • Greenstick Fracture: It mostly happens to kids, where the bone bends and cracks.
  • Comminuted Fracture: It causes the bone to break into pieces.
  • Transverse or Spiral Fractures: Either the bone twists or breaks straight across.

No matter the type, claims for broken bone injuries are valid if they happened because someone else messed up.

Fracture Treatment and Future Implications

How do they fix a broken bone? Depends on how bad it is. Sometimes it is simple, other times it is all metal bits and hospital gowns. You might go through:

  • Immobilisation with a cast or splint.
  • Surgery to insert metal rods, pins or plates.
  • Physiotherapy and rehabilitation for movement recovery.

 

In some cases, fractures lead to long-term complications such as:

  • Chronic pain.
  • Limited mobility.
  • Arthritis or joint stiffness.
  • Psychological distress.
  • Delayed healing or permanent disability.

Therefore, while making efforts for your broken bone injury compensation claim. We look at the long process too, like your future health, not just the quick fix or your immediate needs.

Broken Bone Injury Claim Cases

Some of the usual situations where you can have solid broken bone claims are:

  • Road traffic accidents.
  • Physical assault during a crime scene or domestic abuse.
  • Slips, trips and falls in public or private spaces.
  • Workplace injuries caused by unsafe conditions.
  • Faulty products or equipment.

Also, there is a time limit, surmounting three years from the day it all went down. If you are under 18 or not in the right state of mind, then there is a little more wiggle room.

Broken Bone Claims

Evidence Needed for a Broken Bone Compensation Claim

If you plan to make a strong broken bone injury claim, you need some solid proof. It is not just a “my arm hurts” kind of thing. You may need some proper evidence. Such as:

  • Medical records and X-rays.
  • Pictures of your broken bone injury
  • Camera recording or images of the accident.
  • Witness statements.
  • Police or accident reports.
  • Employer or safety records (if work-related).
  • Proof of expenses and income loss.

However, you do not have to worry. Our broken bone injury lawyers know the process. They will help gather everything, sort it out and make sure your case is as strong as it needs to be.

Compensation for Brain Injury Claims

The amount of compensation you can be awarded for a brain injury claim is directly related to the injury’s impact on your life. Moreover, your compensation can reflect all the damages a brain injury might have caused. In broad terms, the damages caused by a brain injury can be divided into the following two types:

Why Choose Us?

At RU1NJURED, our panel consists of not just legal experts. They are someone whom you can trust. Here is why so many injured clients choose us for their broken bone injury claims:

  • No Win No Fee Broken Bone Claims: You do not have to pay any upfront fees.
  • Expert Broken Bone Solicitors: We have a panel of specialist broken bone solicitors with years of experience.
  • Tailored Approach: Our team understands every case is unique and proceeds in accordance.
  • Maximum Compensation: Our experts fight for every penny you deserve.

Let our panel of expert broken bone injury lawyers help you move forward with peace of mind, knowing you have got the support you need for your recovery and financial security.

Start Your Broken Bone Claim Today

Time is everything when it comes to broken bone claims. The sooner you apply for a broken bone injury claim, the more chances there are of collecting vital supporting evidence to build a strong case.

One quick call and our experienced Solicitors will talk you through your broken bone injury claim, step by step. Call on 0800 955 18 27 or drop us a message on WhatsApp no 07494 005 888. We are available 7 days a week!

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What happens if I do not file my broken bone claim within three years?

In such a case, you may no longer be eligible to apply for a broken bone compensation claim. However, if you can prove you were suffering mental illness, there could be some exceptions.

Can I claim compensation if the broken bone injury was partially my fault?

Yeah, you can still claim. Just know your compensation might be a bit lower depending on how much blame you share.

Is hiring a solicitor necessary to make broken bone claims?

Yes, having an expert broken bone solicitor at your side who knows broken bone claims will boost your chances of winning.

How much time does it take for a broken bone claim case to settle?

For open and shut cases, it can take about 1 year. However, sometimes it can take longer than expected due to the technicalities involved to prove your claim in a complex scenario.

Does your claim qualify? Get free, no obligation advice!

Please note: All enquiries will be responded to within 30 minutes of receipt of the enquiry by a Solicitor.