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Warehouse Accident Claims in England and Wales

Heavy lifting, slippery floors or poor safety in warehouse jobs can cause real harm. If your employer failed to keep you safe, this guide shows how to claim your rightful compensation through Warehouse Accident Claims.

Understanding Warehouse Accident Compensation Claims

Working in a warehouse can be risky. Considering hazards such as boxes stacked high and forklifts moving fast, along with high turnover of plastic packaging equipment lying around things can go wrong very quickly. Moreover, when safety rules are not followed like they should be, someone usually ends up being hurt.

If you or your family member got caught up in a warehouse accident caused by the employer’s negligence or poor safety protocols. You have a legal right to make a warehouse accident claim. Maybe no warning signs were put up or the equipment was not working right, or you tripped or slipped on something that should not have been there. Our panel of warehouse accident solicitors at RU1NJURED can help. They are experts in handling warehouse accident claims. They ensure you get what you deserve. So, call us on 0800 955 18 27 or WhatsApp us at 07494 005 888, to have a friendly chat to see where your case stands.

Is My Employer Legally Responsible for My Warehouse Accident?

In England and Wales, employers have a legal duty to follow some safety protocols to ensure workers safety. This includes, regular safety inspections, training workers and ensuring workers are wearing complete protection gear. If they skip it and any worker ends up injured, your employer could be liable for your warehouse accident injury.

Some of the common warehouse accidents eligible for a claim include:

  • Falls due to spills or obstructions
  • Accidents involving forklifts or equipment
  • Exposure to harmful substances
  • Lack of proper safety gear

If your employer failed to keep you safe, call on 0800 955 18 27 or send us a message through our WhatsApp link below. Our panel of expert industrial accident lawyers will ensure you take the right steps to claim your rightful compensation.

Key Regulations That Safeguard Warehouse Employees

There are some laws your employer has to follow. Those laws are called the “Six-Pack Regulations”. They cover the basics, like:

  • Safety regulations for manual lifting work.
  • Guidelines for provision and use of protective equipment at the workplace.
  • Regulatory requirements for keeping a workplace healthy and safe.
  • Regulations for proper use and maintenance of machinery or equipment at the workplace.
  • Rules for ensuring a comfortable, safe, and healthy working environment.
  • Guidelines for provision of health and safety amenities to workforce engaged with display screen equipment at work.
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Similarly, under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, employers are meant to:

  • Check for risks regularly.
  • Give proper training and equipment.
  • Keep machinery in safe working order.
  • Be ready for emergencies.

If an employer or warehouse manager fails to follow these regulations and this leads to an accident, you become eligible to make an employer negligence claim to hold them accountable.

Compensation for a Warehouse Accident Explained

The amount of compensation you can receive for a non-fault warehouse accident is not one-size-fits-all. It depends on a bunch of different factors, like:

  • Type and severity of your injury
  • Medical treatment and recovery costs
  • Long-term effects and disabilities
  • Lost earnings due to time off work
  • Psychological impact, like PTSD or panic attacks

For some workers, it might be just a few thousand pounds. Whereas for workers with more serious injuries, it can be a hundred thousand pounds. It all depends on what you have experienced, suffered and how long will the recovery take.

To get more information on the amount of compensation you can receive for your warehouse accident injury, contact our panel of warehouse accident compensation claims solicitors by calling on 0800 955 1827 or texting us through our WhatsApp link below.

Steps to Start a Compensation Claim for a Warehouse Accident

Following the right steps when planning to make a compensation claim for a non-fault warehouse accident make things easier for your solicitor. Here is what you need to do:

  • Report your warehouse accident and make sure it gets recorded in the warehouse accident book.
  • Visit a doctor and get examined for any injuries. Keep your medical records safe.
  • Gather statements from other workers or your colleagues who witnessed the accident.
  • If possible, obtain the CCTV footage of your warehouse accident.
  • Maintain a record of every expense incurred on treatment or other related costs.
  • Reach out work accident lawyers on RU1NJURED’s panel and honestly share your accident details with them.

That’s it, done. Our panel of warehouse claim solicitors will now keep you updated at every step of the claims process and will also assist in gathering all the evidence you need.

Time Duration for Making Warehouse Accident Claims

In England and Wales, you have got three years from the day of your warehouse accident claim or from when you first realised just how bad the injury is. However, there are some exceptions. Like, for mentally unstable people, the countdown starts as soon as they regain their mental capacity.

Book a free consultation today with our team of expert warehouse accident solicitors. They will guide you through all the legal aspects.

Common Warehouse Injuries Reported in England and Wales

Warehouses are totally busy, noisy and sometimes just plain dangerous. You would not believe how quickly accidents can happen. A lot of the warehouse injury claims we handle are from things like:

  • Slips, trips and falls causing back injuries or worse.
  • Excessive manual handling resulting in a shoulder injury.
  • Struck by a falling object leading to a head or brain injury.
  • Getting caught between heavy pallets causing neck injuries or worse.
  • A short circuit or a fire resulting in burns or scalds.

Regardless of the injury’s extent, if it was your employer’s mistake, you can initiate a warehouse injury compensation claim against them and get compensated.

Can I Claim for a Family Member Who Died in a Warehouse Accident?

Yes, if you lost someone in a warehouse accident, you can still make a claim. It is a tough situation. We get that. Being a spouse, parent or even someone who depended on them, you may seek:

  • Compensation for pain and suffering
  • Funeral costs
  • Loss of income or dependency
  • Bereavement damages

Our panel of specialist industrial accident lawyers will support you throughout the process and help you secure the compensation you deserve.

Why Choose RU1NJURED?

So, why go with RU1NJURED for your compensation claim for a warehouse accident? Simple, we know our stuff and we care about you. We offer:

  • Specialist Solicitors: We connect you with some of the best warehouse accident lawyers in the UK.
  • No Win No Fee Warehouse Accident  Claims: Our panel solicitors work on a no win no fee basis. So, you only pay if we win your case.
  • Dedicated Support: We provide 24/7 dedicated support. So, you can call or text us anytime.
  • Proven Track Record: Our panel solicitors have a proven record of winning warehouse injury cases for over a decade.
  • Maximum Compensation: We do not settle for less than what you deserve. Our panel solicitors fight for a compensation that covers all your needs.

Start your claim today. Call 0800 955 1827 or click the WhatsApp link below to chat with us. We will book your free consultation with our panel solicitors who will discuss you case and advise you on the best course of action.

Start Your Warehouse Accident Injury Claim Today

Do not just sit with the pain in silence. If something went wrong or you got hurt in a warehouse accident which was not your fault, let RU1NJURED help you. Our panel of expert warehouse injury lawyers are ready to win a deserving compensation amount for you to help ease your financial burden.

Feel free to call on 0800 955 18 27 or send us a text through our WhatsApp link below. We will get back to you at your convenience.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Talk to RU1NJURED’s panel of warehouse accident solicitors and discuss your case. They will initiate a claim on your behalf by writing a letter to the defendant’s insurer to claim your damages.

Employers or warehouse managers are responsible for warehouse incidents causing harm to workers because they have a legal duty to provide a safe working environment.

Yes, you can make a compensation claim after getting hurt in a non-fault warehouse injury.

Your compensation for a warehouse accident injury depends on how it affects your daily life and your ability to work.

Get medically checked and report the accident to your warehouse manager. After obtaining the medical reports for your injuries, speak with warehouse injury solicitors to start a compensation claim.

You need medical reports for your injuries, record of your warehouse’s accident book that shows your accident, statements from witnesses or CCTV footage for the scene of the accident.

You have three years from the date of the incident to make a claim for your non-fault warehouse injury.

Yes, you can still make a compensation claim. All workers in the UK enjoy the same rights regardless of their employment status.

Yes, you can still make a claim even if you were partially responsible for your warehouse accident. However, your compensation might be reduced.

Yes, you can make a no win no fee claim for a non-fault warehouse accident injury.

Each warehouse accident case is different, so the settlement time varies. Straightforward claims settle within a few months. Whereas, complex claims may take up to a few years to settle.

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.