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Personal Injury Types
If you have been injured in an accident that was not your fault, we are here to help you make it right and guide you through the personal accident claims process.
Personal Injury Types
Every day, people all across England and Wales suffer personal injuries, often through someone else’s fault or negligence. You could be going about your usual routine one moment and the next, you are facing unexpected medical bills, weeks or even months off work and a painful recovery. Sometimes it is not just the pain that sticks, the trauma of the event may create havoc in ways that mess up your whole life, your job, your plans, even the fun stuff.
They do not just hurt your body and mind, but also hit your pocket due to lost income resulting from reduced working hours and long-term treatment costs are just some of the real consequences people face after their non-fault injury, this is where RU1NJURED personal injury service can help.
Below, we will break down the types of personal injury claims our panel Solicitors often handle, the damages these injuries can cause and how we help you claim compensation that is rightfully yours.
Types of Personal Injury Claims
Injuries can happen in so many ways and each one is different, causing injury to different areas of your body and listed below are the most common types of personal injury claims we handle at RU1NJURED:
Head Injury
Any blow to the scalp or skull that causes trauma. For instance, you are on your bike and enjoying the ride when out of nowhere a car collides in to you, or a careless driver of a parked vehicle suddenly open his door causing injury. Either way you are thrown off the bike and your head may hit the road hard. Next thing you know, you are dealing with a concussion that knocks you out of work for weeks.
Brain Injury
A more serious head injury that messes with how the brain works. For example, a worker falls off a scaffolding at his job and he hits the ground hard, landing on his head with a sickening thud. The injury may take some time to stop hurting, but also messes with his memory and focus for months, further struggling with mental health.
Spinal Injury
Damage to the spine or nerves that messes with movement and feeling. For instance, you are in a car accident while driving and the jolt of the impact hurts your spine. The incident may leave you with sharp back pain and limited movement. You will need therapy for months, maybe longer, just to get back to normal.
Eye Injury
An injury to the eye or surrounding areas can mess with your vision. Imagine you are just doing your grocery shopping when you slip, there are no warning signs or anything alerting you to any danger. The slip itself causes you to crash into a shelf and your face hits the edge or an item catches your eye. An injury in this area can cause injury to the eye with the damage sticking with you, affecting your vision for a long time.
Neck Injury
Any injury to your neck, whether it is muscles, bones or joints. It maybe that you are at work stacking boxes going about your day, when a box or loose item falls from above and hits your neck. The pain may be instant or gradual, but causing difficulty in moving or lifting anything. The neck injury maybe become a struggle rendering you to take a lot of recovery time to feel right again.
Psychological Injury
Mental or emotional stress caused by a traumatic experience. In some cases, after surviving a life-threatening pedestrian accident, you may develop PTSD, which can lead to psychological injury. In the same way you may be a cyclist or motorcyclist, fearing to return to the road and require psychotherapy to deal with the anxiety. In any event psychological injuries may need you to be courageous and engage in therapy over time to recover.
Burn Injury
Skin or tissue damage from heat, chemicals or electricity. For instance, a chemical spills on your arm at work, leaving a deep burn, maybe the protection was inadequate or not even provided by your employer. You will need hospital care and time off to heal as burns from heat or chemicals can be serious and might take significant time to recover.
Shoulder Injury
It is known to hurts bad when the joint, muscles or ligaments take a serious hit. Such as if a careless driver of a stationary vehicle opens his car door on you, or you fall off your bike because of a hidden pothole, or a poorly maintained manhole cover and your shoulder gets dislocated or worse. It may take surgery and sometime for recovery before you may ever have the shoulder injury return to its pre-accident health.
Ankle Injury
Injury to the bones or ligaments in the ankle may make it hard to walk or stand. You may have simply been out taking a walk, when a careless driver collides into you with their vehicle and you are left with an ankle injury. Aside the instant discomfort and after undergoing surgery you are left in a boot, using crutches to get around, mostly stuck at home, being cared for and watching life move while you cannot. Pain follows every step, if you can even take one.
Types of Damages Personal Injury Can Cause
When you get injured, the pain is obvious. However, what a lot of people miss is the recovery can be long-lasting causing worries of a financial future, let alone the immediate financial hit you may be enduring. You might think that once your body heals, everything will be fine, but the bills keep piling up, you miss work and the stress keeps growing.
Damages may include:
- Loss of earnings: Days, weeks, or even months off work.
- Loss of future income: If your injury reduces your ability to work or forces early retirement.
- Medical expenses: Doctor visits, surgeries, prescriptions, and follow-ups.
- Therapy or rehabilitation costs
- Travel expenses to medical appointments
- Psychological effects: Depression, anxiety and PTSD, especially for more traumatic incidents.
What Does Your Compensation for Personal Injury Include?
At RU1NJURED, we and our panel Solicitors do not just aim for a quick payout. Instead, we focus on giving you a financial safety net and supporting your growth in recovery to better ascertain your claim value. Your personal injury claim types could cover:
- Loss of current and future income
- Medical and care expenses
- Rehabilitation and therapy
- Home or vehicle modifications (if necessary)
- Compensation for pain and suffering
- Out-of-pocket costs related to the injury
We look at every aspect of your loss making sure you are compensated properly, and our associate medical experts have the just knowledge to present a report on your entire injury journey and what the injury may now have exposed you to in the future.
What Does Your Compensation for Personal Injury Include?
When you are dealing with personal injuries, the last thing you need is the stress of fighting insurance companies or the people who caused it. That is where RU1NJURED can play a vital role.
We can get you through directly to our panel of specialist Solicitors, each have experiences of many injury types when it come to personal injury claims, they have field knowledge of injuries, insurance companies attitudes and the right medical expert to work with. We are with you from the moment you reach out.
We can help you by:
- Providing a free case assessment
- Gathering all the necessary evidence to prove your claim
- Negotiating the highest possible compensation
- Supporting you with medical referrals and expert opinions
- Operating on a no-win, no-fee basis, so you pay nothing unless we win
Our panel of expert solicitors at RU1NJURED ensures to protect you from long-term financial struggles caused by your personal injuries and provide you easy access to them at any time you require.
Get the Support You Deserve
If you have suffered personal injuries, you do not have to face them alone. You have already been hurt. Do not let it affect your future too.
Let our panel of expert solicitors fight for the compensation you need to rebuild. Call us now on 0800 955 18 27 or click here to contact us. Your road to recovery for both physical and financial, starts today.
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Stay calm. Go to the doctor, report it to someone in charge and take pictures of your injury if you can. Keep all receipts and records safe for later.
You must have pictures, doctor notes, witness details and CCTV footage with you. Also, keep your bank statements and bills ready. It helps build your case firmly.
Yes, you can. If things get worse later, grab a new doctor’s report. You can update your claim anytime.