Work injury compensation - no win no fee for workplace injuries

If you have suffered a work related injury - you may be entitled to compensation.

An employer must always carry out a risk assessment in the form of an investigation conducted to identify whether any particular act or operation gives rise to a safety risk or hazard. If they fail to do so and an employee suffered injury - the employer will be liable. Many people each year suffer injuries whilst at work.

employers owe you a very high duty of care in safeguarding your wellbeing whilst you are in the course of your duties.   If you feel that this duty has been breached and have suffered a work related injury then please contact us to discuss whether you have a valid claim.  

We have various information pages about the different types of work injury:  

1) Work injury - involving machinery

2) Work injury - involving cranes

3) Workplace injury -  involving Forklifts 4) Work injury - involving equipment

5) Work accidents - unsafe premises

6) Workplace accidents - ladders

7) Work accident - inadequate training  

Our solicitors are experts in cases involving work related injuries so why not make an enquiry today and let us assess your situation

•  NEWS:  

Saw cuts off a mans finger leading to his employers being prosecuted - 23rd February 2010

Stonemasons fined £30,000 for failing to protect their employees after two former workers contracted an incurable industrial disease - 18th February 2010

Worker crushed under a baggage tug and killed after the supporting trolley jack moved - 4th February 2010

The Health and Safety Executive are running the 'Make a promise' campaign again in 2010 aimed at farm workers safety - 2nd February 2010

A woman died at work after the materials she was using exploded - 20th January 2010

Company prosecuted after a worker severed four fingers in an automatic guillotine accident - 13th January 2010

Total admits health and safety breaches after the Buncefield oil depot explosion - 18th November 2009

A man injured after falling from height's employer is prosecuted - 12th November 2009

After one man died and another was seriously injured at work two companies are prosecuted - 11th November 2009

The new Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2007 SI No 320 (CMD 2007) came into force in Great Britain during 2007 and aim to reduce the number of construction related accidents and injuries. [December 2007]  

Government outline new plans to reduce the numbers of those claiming inappropriate sickness benefits - 27th November 2007  

HSE warn construction bosses to get serious when it comes to falls and trips on building sites [18th July 2007]  

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