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Lincoln road accident claims
Accidents involving drivers, cyclists, pedestrians and other road users in Lincoln are reasonably common. Department of Transport data shows there were 2002 road accidents in Lincolnshire in 2021 (1387 slight accidents, 575 accidents and 40 fatalities). Incidents in the Lincoln area in 2013 included collisions on the single carriageway of the A57 and B1273 junction and on the B1273 and B1398 roundabout.
We can help people injured in road accidents that have occurred in Lincoln and throughout England and Wales. You may be able to claim compensation if you were injured as a driver, passenger, cyclist or pedestrian and another road user was liable.
Whether you were a passenger in a car accident, or were injured in a motorbike accident, our guide to road accident compensation explains everything you need to know about how to claim.
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Work accident claims in Lincoln
In Lincoln, there were 125 non-fatal work accidents and 0 fatalities in 2021, according to official Government data.
If you've suffered an injury following an accident at work, you may be able to claim financial compensation for your injuries and any costs incurred as a result of your accident.
Employers and site operators owe a duty of care to their staff, to visitors and contractors. Whether you sustained an injury when working as a scaffolder or a motorcycle courier, our work accident claim guide sets out everything you need to know about making a successful claim.
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How common are work accidents in Lincoln?
| Work accidents in Lincoln (HSE) | Reported Injuries |
|---|---|
| General | 12% |
| Electricity related | 1% |
| Contact with machinery | 4% |
| Exposed to explosion | 0% |
| Exposed to fire | 0% |
| Harmful substance exposure (e.g. arsenic poisoning) | 2% |
| Fall from height (ladder) | 6% |
| Animal related (e.g. riding accident) | 0% |
| Lifting and handling injuries | 31% |
| Physical assault | 4% |
| Slip, trip or fall (not from height) | 24% |
| Struck against | 5% |
| Struck by moving vehicle | 1% |
| Struck by object | 11% |
| Trapped underneath something | 0% |
Public place injury claims in Lincoln
An individual or company that owns or occupies a property has a legal duty of care to the people who visit it.
Whether your accident occurred in a gymnasium or on a slippery floor at a supermarket, and someone else caused the accident, you may be able to claim financial compensation.
If you've been injured in a public place, we can help you.
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Public place accident compensation claims
Clinical negligence claims in Lincoln
Clinical negligence (medical negligence) is the term used when someone suffers injury or illness due to the lack of care of a doctor, nurse or other health worker. Our expert solicitor panel can help you make a claim against a clinic or NHS trust responsible for Lincoln.
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