If you have been injured in an accident at work and you think your employer is at fault, you may want to make a claim for compensation. Any claim must be made within three years of the date of the accident.
By law, your employer must be insured to cover a successful claim. Your employer should place a certificate with the name of their employer's insurance company where it can be seen at work. If not, they must give you the details if you need them.
If you are considering making a compensation claim for injury at work against your employer, remember that the aim of legal damages is to put you in the position you would be in had the accident not happened - it's not about getting hold of some 'free' money.
You are entitled to make a compensation claim for your injury at work if you meet the following criteria:
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The injury at work was sustained within the last three years
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The accident that caused work injury was not due to your fault
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You received medical attention for your injury at work
- The accident at work was reported and recorded in the employer's 'Accident Book'
If you received an injury at work in an accident at work within the past 3 years and it was not your fault, then you maybe able to make a claim for compensation. To discuss your injury at work claim for free, please call our injury lawyers on 020 8543 0999 or complete our Claim Online Form and our injury lawyers will contact you as soon as possible. You can also contact our injury lawyers through our Live Online Support / Live Chat.
Claim Online for your Injury At Work
Start your work injury claim now by simply completing the Claim Online Form below and our injury lawyers will call you back to discuss your accident at work injury compensation claim.
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