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Pelvis injury Compensation Claims

Claim Time Solicitors specialises in securing maximum compensation for pelvis injury claims. With over 15 years of expertise in personal injury law, our comitted team is here to fight for your rights. Whether your pelvis injury resulted from negligence, unsafe practices, or other circumstances, we’ll assist you through the complex claims process and help you pursue the compensation you deserve—all with no upfront costs.

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    Most of the pelvis injuries may take a very long time to recover from. The pelvis is an essential component of the human body joining the upper and lower parts of the body. In all types of pelvis injury, one would become debilitated, with very difficult recovery periods and significantly affects one’s life. If you or a family member is experiencing an injury to the pelvis as a result of someone else’s carelessness, you might be able to make a pelvis injury claim and claim compensation for any distress.

    If you would like to take action, our team of personal injury solicitors are here for you.We will review your claim in complete depth, provide genuine advice, and explain your legal options free of charge following a no-obligation consultation. If a pelvis injury claim appears viable, we may instruct one of our personal injury solicitors to deal with it. The lawyers will represent you on a No Win No Fee basis, meaning you won’t be asked to pay any legal fees unless your claim is successful.

    To learn more about your potential for compensation in the case of a pelvis injury, contact us today on 0800 970 2727.Our aim is to ensure your well being at all times.

     

    Am I eligible to file a pelvis injury compensation claim?

    Before we explore what kind of pelvis injuries can result in a compensation claim, let’s consider eligibility criteria first. Prior to one of our personal injury lawyers accepting your pelvis injury claim, we will review the following points:

    • You were owed a duty of care by the defendant;
    •  Carelessness on the part of the defendant caused the incident
    • You suffered a pelvis injury as a direct result of the accident

    Our seasoned lawyers will  check for a duty of care upon contacting them. Often legislation is applied. Road Traffic Act 1988 would be applicable when  an individual was injured with their pelvis in a  car crash while, the Health and Safety at Work Act  1974 may be applied if  the pelvic injury was sustained at work.



    Common accident claims involving pelvic injuries

    Pelvic injuries can be caused by various accidents. Some of the common accident claims we handle that involve pelvic injuries include:

    • Road traffic accident claims.
    • Accidents related to ports claims.
    • Slips and trips claims.
    • Workplace accident claims.
    • Public space accident claims.
    • Accidents in playground claims.

    Accidents involving trauma to the hips often lead to pelvic injuries. If your injury was caused by the carelessness of someone else, we may help you make a claim and navigate you through these testing times.We will ensure you are fully aware of every step and deal with all the paperwork on your behalf while you focus on your healing.

    Common types of pelvis injuries

    The pelvic part is situated at the lower back part of your body, between the hips, that holds your bladder. It consists of the bones such as ilium, sacrum, pubis, coccyx, and femur. Depending on the factors given above, you can make a  claim for any kind of injury to the pelvic region because of someone elses fault.Common pelvic injuries that can result are mentioned here:

    • Broken pelvis – where one or more of the pelvic bones is fractured.
    • Labral tears – where the cartilage on the outside of the hip joint (labrum) is torn.
    • Osteoarthritis – where an injury leads to an increased risk of arthritis in the joints of the pelvis leading to significant pain and stiffness.
    • Soft tissue injuries – where the ligaments, tendons and muscles around the pelvis are damaged.

    Pelvis Injury Compensation-Know more

    Hip and pelvis injuries can be caused by a variety of factors. But if the cause of your hip injury wasn’t your fault, you may be able to claim compensation to help right the wrong. Common causes of hip and pelvis injuries include:

    • Slipping, tripping and falling: If by any means you have fallen at street level as you were going about your daily business because the floor hazard wasn’t adequately signed.
    • Car accidents: If you had a car accident and the force of the impact damaged your pelvis, you may be eligible for a hip injury car accident settlement.
    • Workplace accidents: In professions that involve huge amounts of labor, it’s vital that the training and apparatus supplied are such that they reduce the pressure on the hip and pelvic area. If this was not the case, and you’ve been injured, you have every right to make a  claim.

     

    If you  file a claim for compensation after suffering a pelvis injury, the evidence will enable you to prove what happened and how the defendant was at fault. The data that can help strengthen the case is as follows:

    Photographic evidence: We recommend you to take pictures of the scene of the accident. Ideally, one should do so immediately after the pelvis injury.

    Accident report forms: If your pelvis was injured in a public space or at work the incident must be recorded in a book called an accident report book. You are legally entitled to a copy of this report.

    Witness information: Where others have witnessed your accident happening, you must provide their contact details (with their permission) to your personal injury solicitor. They may then request statements from them at a later date in an attempt to support your claim.

    Medical information:X-rays and hospital records where your pelvis injury was diagnosed and treated can play a significant role. You or your lawyer can obtain them at any time after the accident.

    Footage from dash cams or CCTV cameras:If your accident was recorded by dash cam or CCTV camera, you should request a copy of the footage. It may help to explain what actually happened.

    We hope the guide to compensation for pelvic injury claims has been useful. Our seasoned solicitors are here to help if you would like to discuss your case. You can call us on 0800 970 2727.We answer your questions promptly.

    If your case has strong grounds ,we will represent you on a no win ,no fee basis.For our clients, that usually makes the process of pelvis injury claims  less stressful as there is no financial risk involved.You only have to pay if your claim is successful as a token of thanks to the lawyers for their services and for taking the risk for you.

     

    Generally, all personal injury claims have a 3-year limitation period in the UK. For claiming pelvis injury compensation, the time limit will mostly start on the date of the accident. There is an exception to this in cases where a minor has suffered a pelvic injury. In this case, parents can start the claim as a litigation friend at any point before their child reaches 18 years old.

    We recommend starting your claim as early as possible to avoid running out of time and losing the compensation you may be eligible for. It is also easier to collect evidence and to have your solicitor arrange for medical assessments to be carried out the earlier you begin.

    In order to assist with confirming how significant your pelvis injuries are/were, you may be required to undergo a medical examination as part of your claim. This will take place through an independent expert, often based locally. An independent expert will examine you and then discuss your injuries and read your relevant medical records. Afterward, they will produce a report outlining your prognosis.

    Generally, at Claim Time Solicitors you are likely to receive £2,800 – £93,500 for your pelvis injuries.These are general figures.

    FAQs

    We have helped clients claim compensation for a wide range of injuries including:

    • Ankle Injury Claims
    • Arm Injury Claims
    • Back Injury Claims
    • Elbow Injury Claims
    • Finger Injury Claims
    • Hand Injury Claims
    • Knee Injury Claims
    • Leg Injury Claims
    • Neck Injury Claims
    • Shoulder Injury Claims
    • Wrist Injury Claims

    It is important to take the proper steps to ensure that your case is managed properly in order to make a successful claim for a hip or pelvis injury.

    The first and most important step is to contact a specialist personal injury solicitor as soon as possible. This will enable you to discuss the specific details of your case with a legal expert and receive advice on the next steps to take. Your legal team will also be able to provide a more comprehensive and accurate estimate of your potential compensation award, based on your circumstances.

    Your hip or pelvis injury compensation claim amount will depend on the severity of the injury itself and also on its impact on your life, finances, and working capacity.

    Injuries to this part of your body can also be particularly crippling, affecting how you move about and potentially setting up longer-term conditions, including arthritis. Depending on the level of injury sustained, you could even end up needing a hip replacement later in life. More severe pelvic injuries can even impact the life of the injured in the same ways as losing a leg.

    Compensation from making a claim can be helpful by ensuring you can pay for treatment, rehabilitation, and equipment you may require as a result of your injury, ensuring you can focus on making a recovery.

     

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