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Personal Injury compensation claims

Our highly regarded, experienced and trusted team of specialist lawyers handles over 800 personal injury claims every year. Whether it is workplace accidents (including fatal accidents and catastrophic claims), work-related diseases, road traffic accidents, medical negligence or other public liability claims, we are here to help.

£4,500 compensation has been awarded to a Unite Scotland worker who was injured when he slipped on ice. More than the initial offer.

A mechanic has been awarded £6,700 in compensation for a wrist fracture when tyres fell on his hand.

£6,863 compensation has been awarded to a worker whose hand was crushed in an accident at work. More than the initial offer.

£20,000 compensation has been awarded to a Unite Scotland member who was injured and whose car was completely written off when it skidded.

A man who was injured when he fell through a ceiling at work has been awarded £2,000 damages.

A Unite Scotland member who injured his back when a forklift slipped has been awarded £2,150 damages.

£2,200 damages have been awarded to a Unite Scotland member who suffered a shoulder injury due to a broken ambulance ramp. More than the initial offer.

A Unite Scotland member who tore her hamstring when she slipped while pulling baskets to a pallet has been awarded £2,800 damages. More than the initial offer.

£3,000 damages have been awarded to a worker who suffered a sore shoulder due to lifting heavy boxes at work.

A man who was injured when he fell over a doorstop in the centre of a passage way in work has been awarded £4,000 damages. More than the initial offer.

£4,000 compensation has been awarded to a Unite Scotland worker whose back was injured when a metal sheet stuck suddenly when he was lifting and stacking them with a forklift.

A Unite Scotland member who developed a hernia due to carrying heavy loads has been awarded £4,000 damages. More than the initial offer.

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