Access 2 Justice
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Claims for Leg and Hip Injuries
With a leg or hip injury , even after the pain has gone you may still be unable to work due to being immobilised during the recovery period. This means that as well as claiming for the injury itself, claims often include for substantial sums of lost income due to an extensive period off work.
Therefore if you've had an accident that wasn't your fault, you should consider claiming for the injuries to your leg or hip. This compensation can help you recover financially and at the same time compensate you for the pain, trauma and distress you've experienced.
Simply complete our online enquiry form and a Claims Adviser will phone you back from Claims Justice. You'll then benefit from their No Win No Fee policy and you'll be guaranteed to receive 100% of any compensation awarded.
Hip and Thigh Injuries
Falls and trips are the most common cause of hip injuries, especially amongst the elderly. These accidents happen for a whole host of reasons like slipping on a wet floor, or tripping over something left on then floor, or something bumping into you and causing your to fall. Road traffic accidents are also a common cause.
Knee Injuries
Knee injuries can be particularly serious because the joint is so complicated. So we have a special page on knee injuries. To view our Knee Injury page, click here .
Leg Injuries
Technically your leg is just the part of the limb between your ankle and your knee. This is the most common part of the whole limb to be injured due to its height from the floor - it's often the area that's injured if you walk into something.
And of course, sporting activities are a major source of leg injuries . That's why people playing football, rugby and hockey should always wear shin pads
Ankle Injuries
Like you knees, your ankles are another complicated joint. Sprained ankles, fractures, or breaks can be very serious and painful injuries and can sometimes require surgery.
Injuries to your achilles tendon are also serious and can involve months of rest and recuperation.
Foot Injuries
Your feet are made up of numerous bones and joints that join the heel to the toes. Any injury, be it a broken bone or damaged tendon, will make walking or even standing, very painful. Therefore, your injury may mean that you have to take quite a bit of time off work and this can lead to a substantial loss of earnings. You may also have additional expenses such as taxis because you are unable to drive.
Claiming compensation for Leg and Hip Injuries
Leg and foot injuries can be painful but it's often the loss of mobility that can cause the most trouble and inconvenience. You may also have to take quite a bit of time off work.
But all this should not leave you financially disadvantaged. If your injury was the result of an accident that was not your fault, Claims Justice can help.
Complete our online enquiry form and a Claims adviser will phone you back from Claims Justice. Whilst you're on the phone, the Adviser will assess your accident and estimate the chances that your claim will succeed. They will also be able to give you an idea of your possible compensation.
Then, if you want to proceed, they'll transfer your case to one of their panel of specialist personal accident solicitors who will look after your claim from then on. Your solicitor will sort everything out for you so there will be nothing for you to do apart from sign a form or two and possible go for a medical assessment. But don't worry, all this won't cost you a penny thanks to Claims Justice's No Win No Fee policy. And you'll receive 100% of any compensation award. It'll all be yours!
So complete the online enquiry form right now!
Access 2 Justice is a trading name of Solutions 4U UK Ltd which is a company registered in England and Wales, registration number 06885656.
Access 2 Justice is also regulated by the Ministry of Justice in respect of regulated claims management activities and their reference number is CRM3433.
Details of their registration is recorded on the website www.claimsregulation.gov.uk. All pictures on this web site are posed by models.