Thank You

Thank you for your enquiry, which will be passed on to one of our partner claim management firms including National Accident Helpline, Finance Advice Helpline or National Injury Claimline who will contact you shortly to discuss your claim further and you will then be guided through the claim process by them. The overall amount of compensation depends on a number of factors. However, you can get a rough estimate by using our Compensation Figures published below.
*Guidelines for the Assessment of General Damages in Personal Injury Cases, 14th Edition. Judicial College, Oxford University Press, 2017.
Torso/Upper body
  • Neck injuries: £1,950 – £130,060*
  • Shoulder Injuries: £1,950 – £42,110*
  • Back Injuries: £1,950 – £141,150*
  • Chest injuries: £1,750 – £131,620*
  • Asbestos: £12,020 – £110,380*
*Guidelines for the Assessment of General Damages in Personal Injury Cases, 14th Edition. Judicial College, Oxford University Press, 2017.
Lower Body
  • Injury of pelvis and hips: £3,150 – £114,810*
  • Leg injuries: up to £7,270 – £119,210*
  • Amputation of Leg/s: £78,100- £247,280*
  • Knee injury: £10,960 – £84,370*
  • Ankle injury: £10,960 – £61,110*
  • Foot Injuries: £10,960 – £96,150*
  • Amputation of Foot/Feet: £66,930 – £176,660*
  • Toe injury: up to £7,650 – £18,480*
  • Amputation of all toes: £29,110 – £49,180*
*Guidelines for the Assessment of General Damages in Personal Injury Cases, 14th Edition. Judicial College, Oxford University Press, 2017.
General Damages
For compensation calculations many factors need to be taken into consideration, following are some of the figures reproduced from the judicial college publication on general damages which can be used as a guideline, and it may be subject to a change. Click on the injury icons below to check the levels of compensation. The minimum and maximum figures provided are based on the Guidelines for the Assessment of General Damages in Personal Injury Cases, 14th Edition, Judicial College, Oxford University Press 2017. Click on the Injury Icons below to check you claim calculation
 
Head Injury
 
Arm Injury
Torso/Upper Body Injuries
 
Lower Body Injuries