At Carrs Solicitors, we have years of experience helping clients claim compensation for accidents at work. Our specialist knowledge has helped people make successful claims across a wide range of industries.
Read on to discover the top five jobs to result in accident claims in the UK and what you should do if you have been injured at work.
Construction workers are faced with occupational hazards at all times. Accidents can occur through slips and trips, machinery or poor health and safety precautions. A need for regular risk assessments is often ignored, which puts thousands of workers at unnecessary risk.
Other compensation claims include:
Agriculture continues to top the list as the industry with the most work fatalities. This has resulted in thousands of people claiming for accidents every year.
Our work accident solicitors have made successful claims for:
Dangerous machinery, heavy goods and busy environments all contribute to the high number of manufacturing accidents.
Claims we have won for manufacturing workers include:
Factories and warehouses can be hazardous environments due to the amount of machinery and equipment.
The most common warehouse injury claims are:
Believe it or not, a large number of work accidents take place in the office.
Here are some office work accident claims we have won:
If you have experienced any sort of work injury, or you would like more advice about the above claims, do not hesitate to contact Carrs Solicitors. Our work accident team are available to offer advice on all areas of work injury claims. We are dedicated to providing a professional and friendly service that will win the injury compensation you deserve.
Find out if you can make a 'no win, no fee' work injury claim by calling our Bolton office on 0800 587 0746. Alternatively, you can fill in our online enquiry form.
At Carrs Solicitors, you will always have a senior solicitor who will personally handle every aspect of your personal injury claim and who will always be available to answer your questions. We are ready to listen and to offer free impartial advice in strict confidence.
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