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Cheekbone Injury Claims

The face can be susceptible to injury, with damage to the cheekbone being very painful for the injured person.

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cheekbone injury claims

A cheekbone injury can occur in a number of ways, including at work, by tripping, slipping or falling, on a bicycle, motorcycle or in a road traffic accident.

Even a minor accident can lead to a serious cheekbone injury and can impact other parts of your face.

The cheekbone is also scientifically referred to as the “zygomatic” or “malar bone” and any damage to the bone can be incredibly painful. Cheekbone injuries can result in the following:

  • Facial bruising

  • Breaks and fractures to the bone

  • Cheek deflation

  • Loss of sensation in the face

  • Facial swelling

A cheekbone injury, however big or small, can have a significant impact on your life. 

Often, those who have a facial injury can experience pain from muscle damage and broken bones. This can result in the victim requiring time off work and assistance with day to day activities.

Alongside physical pain, psychological damage can result from facial injuries as memories of a traumatic experience can be brought back due to looking at the injury in the mirror.

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Common cheekbone injury claims

Within the UK, maintenance of roads and footpaths is the responsibility of the Highway Authority and Local Authorities. They are obliged to maintain all roads and public footpaths to a reasonable standard, to ensure the safety of motorists and the public.

If an accident is caused by an unmaintained road or footpath, those who receive cheekbone fractures as a consequence may be able to pursue a claim for compensation.

They would need to prove that the Local Authority was aware of the issue with the unmaintained road/footpath and failed to rectify the issue within a sufficient time frame.

The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 imposes a legal liability on employers to ensure the well-being of their employees and visitors to their premises.

If a fractured cheekbone injury was due to an accident at work, and if your employer has been negligent in some way and has failed to comply with the 1974 Act, you may have a claim for compensation.

If the impact of a collision causes the driver or passengers to hit their face on the inside of the car, this may result in a cheekbone fracture.

You may have a claim for compensation against the driver who caused the accident or the driver of the car you were traveling in, if you are a passenger.

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We have helped numerous people claim for cheekbone injuries, and we are happy to help you claim what you are entitled to.

WHat compensation can i claim?

In a personal injury claim there are two categories of losses you can claim compensation for:

Compensation for your pain, suffering and loss of amenity. This is known as ‘General Damages’. This compensates you for the direct effects of the accident. The amount depends on the type and severity of your injury.

Compensation for out of pocket expenses. This is known as ‘Special Damages’. This compensates you for your financial losses including loss of earnings, care and assistance, medical expenses and other losses. 

How can I claim for cheekbone injury compensation?

If you have injured your cheekbone and believe you are entitled to compensation, give us a call on 01244 568 535 or email info@whatsmyclaimworth.co.uk or use our Claims Calculator to see how much your injury may be worth.