Workplace injury claims. Professional support for your recovery. An accident at work can have far-reaching impacts on your life, from your physical wellbeing to your financial security. If you have sustained a serious injury, our experienced team will help you understand your rights and guide you through the claims process. Our dedicated team will: Guide you through each step of the claims process Handle communications with insurers on your behalf Work to secure appropriate compensation for your injuries Help you access necessary medical treatment and support Protect your employment rights throughout the process Making a workplace accident claim If you have been injured while carrying out your work duties, you may be entitled to make a claim. Our specialist solicitors will carefully assess whether your employer has breached their duty of care or have been negligent and help establish how this contributed to your accident and injuries. Types of workplace accidents we handle Our experienced team regularly supports clients with claims involving: Injuries from defective equipment or machinery Slips, trips and falls in the workplace Accidents caused by inadequate safety training Injuries from hazardous substances Falls from height Accidents involving colleagues Blocked emergency exits and access points Understanding your injuries We have extensive experience supporting clients with various workplace injuries, including: Spinal cord trauma# Brain and head injuries Crushing injuries, amputations and degloving Neurological conditions Orthopaedic and soft tissue damage Dental trauma Internal injuries Burns and scarring Protecting your employment rights Many people worry that making a claim might affect their job security. Rest assured, your employer cannot legally dismiss you for making a workplace accident claim. Throughout the process, we will work directly with your employer’s insurers, not your employer directly, which allows you to maintain positive workplace relationships. Our integrated employment law team is also on hand to address any concerns about your working relationship. Time limits for making a claim While you have three years from the date of your accident to begin legal proceedings, we recommend seeking advice as early as possible. This gives us time to thoroughly prepare your case and gather essential evidence. get in touch Contact Charlotte Rees-Knowlden Partner, Head of Department Personal Injury & Medical Negligence 020 8971 1081 Message Connect On this page Contact our Personal Injury team. get in touch
