Been Injured At Work?
If you’ve been involved in a workplace accident, you could have grounds to claim compensation. Whether you were injured in a fall, crushed by falling objects or have been diagnosed with a repetitive strain injury, you might have grounds to claim. Look around to learn more about your options.
Slips and Falls
One of the most common workplace accidents
Burns
Scalds, burns and chemical injuries
Industrial Diseases
Cancer, mesothelioma, lung disease and other diseases
Manual Handling
Back and soft tissue injuries linked to workplace errors
FAQs
Throughout this site, you’ll find many of the most common questions about accident at work claims answered by our specialists.
Relevant Law
We explain the laws that are important in workplace accident claims and their relevance. While you don’t need to know these laws inside and out to start a claim, a little bit of knowledge is always helpful.
Time Limits
It’s worth noting that while most workplace accident claims have a 3-year time limit, there are exceptions. Therefore, we’ve answered most of the common questions about workplace accident claim time limits.
“The information provided gave me the confidence to take action and seek the compensation I deserved. “
“I claimed for an eye injury that left me partially blind after my employer failed to provide protective goggles.”
“I sought compensation for a facial scar caused by a chemical spill at work as my employer failed to train me properly.”
Claim For Common Injuries
If your employer has caused you to be injured because they were negligent, you could be compensated for your suffering. Therefore, we consider some of the most common workplace injury claims.
Long Term Suffering
As well as physical injuries, you could be compensated for conditions that affect your long-term health. For example, you could claim for industrial deafness, work-related cancer, reduced vision and more.
Free Information On Claiming For A Workplace Accident
Please take a look around to learn more about how workplace accident claims work. You’ll find free information, written in plain English, by experts with years of experience in the accident at work claims process.