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A broken or fractured bone can have a significant impact on your mobility, independence and mental well-being. OH Parsons no-win-no-fee fracture claims are here to help you get the compensation you deserve. if you’ve been the victim of a serious injury that wasn’t your fault, start a serious injury claim today.
Speak to a specialist fracture claims lawyer now about a broken bone or fracture.
There are many scenarios which can result in a broken bone or fractured bone. Often, situations beyond our control present a serious risk of personal injury, and all too often result in damaged bones which may require surgery.
Fracture claims may be possible for broken bones or fractured bones if you’ve suffered:
It’s a common misconception that broken bones and fractured bones are two separate types of injury. A hairline crack, a fracture or a serious breakage all fall under the umbrella of a broken bone, and may provide grounds for fracture claims.
Some of the most common personal injury cases we make successful fractures claims for include:
OH Parsons will help you establish a strong case for your fracture claim and win the compensation you deserve. Book a consultation with our serious injury solicitors and start a broken bone or fracture claim today.
In medical terms, there is no diagnostic difference between a broken bone and a fractured bone. The terms are interchangeable, referring to bones which have been shattered in some way by force; however, commonly, ‘fractures’ tend to be perceived as less severe than ‘breakages.’
A doctor, medical professional or personal injury solicitor is actually more likely to use ‘fractured bone’, as this is the ‘correct’ medical terminology. With that said, using ‘broken bone’ is by no means incorrect. Since there is no substantive difference between a ‘broken’ and ‘fractured’ bone, they present exactly the same symptoms.
Both are a serious injury and may give you (as the plaintiff) grounds for making one or more fracture claims, with support from a specialist fractures claims solicitor.
If you’re considering seeking compensation following a serious injury that wasn’t your fault and you’d like to consult with a professional fracture claims lawyer, there really is no better place than OH Parsons.
With 75+ years experience as a leading UK lawyer specialising in fractures claims and medical negligence, we’ve helped our clients win tens of millions of pounds in compensation following an injury and the related symptoms they experience.
We operate a no-win-no-fee policy, meaning that you’ll only incur lawyer costs in the event that your fracture claims are successful.
Yes, absolutely. Fractures claims exist to help every plaintiff get the compensation they deserve following a personal or serious injury. If you’ve suffered a broken bone that wasn’t your fault – anything from a bump on the nose to a skull fracture – get in touch with an OH Parsons lawyer now to discuss the fractures claims procedure.
As with all serious injuries, the time limit following an injury in which you can begin the fractures claims process lasts for three years. Fractures claims can take time to resolve, and so the key to successfully winning compensation is early intervention by a specialist solicitor.
Depending on the nature of your fracture claims, your symptoms, the details surrounding your injury and the pain and suffering you’ve experienced as a result, there is theoretically no ceiling on the amount of compensation you could be entitled to. We regularly win life-changing sums for our clients in the form of deserved compensation.
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