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Road accident claims in Radcliffe
Government data reveals there were 307 road accidents in Bury in 2021, including 240 slight accidents, 60 accidents and 7 fatalities. Incidents in Radcliffe in 2013 included road traffic collisions on the single carriageway of the B6292 and A665 junction and on the single carriageway of the B6292 and A58 crossroads.
If you have been injured in a road traffic accident that was not your fault in Radcliffe, 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 crash, or have been involved in a motorbike accident, we can help. Our guide to road accident compensation claims explains everything you need to know about how to claim.
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Work injury claims in Radcliffe
Bury Health and Safety Executive data for 2021 revealed there were 141 non-fatal and 0 fatal work accidents. The injured worker was required to take 7 or more days off work in 94 cases.
If you've suffered an injury following an accident at work, you may be able to claim compensation.
By law, 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 police officer or a retail worker, our work accident claim guide explains your legal rights and how you can make a successful compensation claim.
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How common are Radcliffe work accidents?
| HSE-reported work accidents in Bury | Reported Injuries |
|---|---|
| Undefined | 7% |
| Electrical injury | 0% |
| Machinery related injury | 3% |
| Exposed to explosion | 0% |
| Fire related (e.g. scars) | 0% |
| Harmful substance exposure (e.g. arsenic poisoning) | 1% |
| Fall from height (scaffolding) | 4% |
| Injured by an animal | 0% |
| Lifting and carrying | 27% |
| Physical attack | 13% |
| Slip or trip | 30% |
| Struck against | 4% |
| Hit by vehicle | 2% |
| Struck by object | 8% |
| Crushed by something collapsing | 0% |
Public place accident claims in Radcliffe
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 happened when travelling on public transport or on an uneven pavement, and the owner or occupier of the location was responsible, you may be able to claim compensation for your injuries and any financial losses.
If you've been in an accident in a public area, our panel of personal injury solicitors can help you.
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Medical negligence claims in Radcliffe
Clinical negligence (medical negligence) describes when someone suffers injury or illness due to a doctor, nurse or other health worker's lack of care. Quittance's expert panel of injury lawyers can help you claim compensation from one of the clinics and NHS trusts responsible for Radcliffe, including Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (Cobbett House, Oxford Road, Manchester, Greater Manchester).
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