In the event of an accident resulting in a personal injury, it is important to seek legal advice to obtain the necessary personal injury information before entering the claims process.
In the workplace for example, there are laws and regulations in place designed to minimise the risk of accidents happening. However, mishaps can and do occur as a result of both intentional and unintentional negligence.
An individual may still be able to claim compensation, whether or not the personal injury occurred as a result of negligence - which is why it is important to seek legal advice to obtain the right information if you have been involved in an accident at work resulting in a personal injury.
If you have been the victim of personal injury at work, Legal Advice Helpline can help by providing you with information on the claims process as well as access to legal advice from an expert who will help you claim any compensation which may be due from your employer.
What is a personal injury?
A personal injury occurs when an individual is involved in an accident or becomes the victim of clinical negligence which causes them to suffer either a psychological or physical injury.
The most common type of personal injury compensation claims are:
- Personal Injury from road traffic accidents (RTAs)
- Accidents at work
- Slipping, tripping or falling accidents
- Personal Injury caused by a defective product
- Accidents whilst on holiday
If you have suffered a personal injury you may be entitled to claim compensation for your injuries, mental anguish and any losses incurred as a result. For more information, call Legal Advice Helpline free on 0800 404 9496.
Compensation claims
Legal Advice Helpline provides information on whether you will be entitled to claim compensation as the result of an accident which caused you personal injury. To find out more, make an enquiry online to see if your personal injury entitles you to compensation.
Getting personal injury information is simple with Legal Advice Helpline. You can obtain this information by calling our helpline on 0800 612 3042 or by browsing our personal injury information.