Broken or Fractured Bone Claims

Types of Broken or Fractured Bone Injuries

Bone fractures can occur in various parts of the body, and the severity of the injury can range from a simple hairline fracture to a more severe compound fracture. Common types of broken or fractured bones include:

• Arm Fractures: A common injury in road accidents or falls.
• Leg Fractures: Often caused by slips, trips, falls, or traffic accidents.
• Spinal Fractures: Severe injuries that may lead to long-term or permanent disability.
• Hand and Wrist Fractures: Often seen in workplace accidents, sports injuries, or falls.
• Collarbone Fractures: Common in both falls and road traffic accidents.

Each type of fracture has its own recovery time and treatment process, but they all come with physical and emotional challenges. If your fracture was caused by someone else’s fault, you have the right to seek compensation for your pain and suffering.

How to Make a Broken Bone Claim

If you’ve suffered a broken bone in an accident that wasn’t your fault, it’s important to seek legal advice as soon as possible. Here are the steps involved in claiming a broken or fractured bone:

1. Seek Medical Attention

Your health should always be the priority. Get medical attention immediately after an injury to assess the extent of the damage. A clear medical record will be essential for your claim.

2. Document the Incident

If the injury was caused by an accident, ensure the incident is properly documented. This may include filing a report with your employer, local authorities, or taking photographs of the accident scene.

3. Consult a Personal Injury Solicitor

Consulting with a solicitor specializing in personal injury law will help you understand your legal rights. At HPA Solicitors Ltd, we offer expert legal advice and will guide you through the process, from collecting evidence to submitting a claim.

What Can You Claim for in a Broken Bone Case?

Successful claims for broken bones may cover a variety of expenses and losses, including:

• Medical Expenses: Treatment costs, hospital bills, and rehabilitation.
• Lost Earnings: Compensation for income lost while you were unable to work due to your injury.
• Pain and Suffering: Compensation for the physical pain and emotional suffering caused by your injury.
• Care Costs: If you needed assistance during your recovery, you may be able to claim for the cost of care.
• Rehabilitation: If you require physical therapy or further medical treatment, these costs can be included in your claim.

Why Choose HPA Solicitors Ltd?

At HPA Solicitors Ltd, we understand the challenges that come with recovering from a broken bone. Our experienced solicitors work on your behalf to ensure that you receive fair compensation for your injuries, pain, and suffering. We take a compassionate approach while aggressively fighting for your rights, ensuring that you receive the justice you deserve.

If you or a loved one has suffered a broken bone due to someone else’s negligence, contact us today for expert legal advice and representation. We’re here to help you get the compensation and support you need.