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With no win, no fee, you'll be represented by an expert solicitor with no upfront cost and nothing to pay if your claim is unsuccessful.
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Lincolnshire road accident claims
Car, HGV, cycle and motorcycle accidents in Lincolnshire are reasonably common. Government data indicates there were 2002 road accidents in Lincolnshire in 2021; 1387 slight accidents, 575 accidents and 40 fatalities.
If you have been injured in a road traffic accident that was not your fault in Lincolnshire, or anywhere in England or Wales, you may be entitled to claim compensation. A compensation claim could be possible if you were injured as a:
- Driver or passenger in a car
- Rider or pillion on a motorbike
- Lorry, HGV or van driver or passenger
- Public transport user (bus or taxi)
- Cyclist or e-scooter rider
- Pedestrian
Whether you were hurt in a car accident, or have suffered an injury riding a bike, we're here to help. Our road accident compensation guide explains everything you need to know about how to get started.
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Road accident compensation claims
Lincolnshire work accident claims
In Lincolnshire, there were 287 non-fatal work accidents and 0.3 fatalities in 2021 (per 100,000 workers).
You may be entitled to make a work accident claim if you've been injured as a result of your employer's negligence.
All employers owe their workforce a duty of care. Whether you sustained an injury when working as a paramedic or a vehicle technician, our guide to work accident claims shows you how to make a successful claim.
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How common are work accidents in Lincolnshire?
HSE-reported work accidents in Lincolnshire | Reported Injuries |
---|---|
Other | 13% |
Electricity related | 0% |
Machinery related injury | 6% |
Explosion related (e.g. Nitroglycerine) | 1% |
Exposure to toxic substance | 1% |
Fall from height | 6% |
Animal related (e.g. riding accident) | 1% |
Lifting and carrying | 28% |
Assault | 3% |
Slip, trip or fall | 32% |
Struck against | 4% |
Hit by vehicle | 0% |
Struck by object | 6% |
Crushed by something collapsing | 0% |
Lincolnshire public place injury claims
By law, an individual or organisation that owns or occupies a property has a responsibility for the safety of anyone who visits it.
Whether you were injured on a wet floor at a supermarket or on an uneven pavement, and another party caused your injury, you may be able to claim compensation for your injuries.
If you have suffered an injury as a result of an accident in public, we can help.
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Lincolnshire clinical negligence claims
When a patient is injured or becomes ill due to the carelessness of a GP or other medical professional, it may be possible to claim compensation for medical negligence. If you have been affected by medical negligence, our panel of expert clinical negligence solicitors can help you make a claim against any of the private clinics and NHS trusts covering Lincolnshire.
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Lincolnshire support services
Not ready to claim yet? We've listed some local resources for Lincolnshire claimants to help you explore your options and get the advice you need.