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Elbow Injury Claims

An elbow injury can be debilitating to your personal and working life.

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ELBOW injury claims

If you have injured your elbow due to the negligence of someone or something else, you may be able to make a claim for compensation. 

Elbow injuries happen in a variety of circumstances, such as a slip, fall, falling from a bicycle, at work, or due to a road traffic collision. 

We are here to help, no matter how it happened.  Give us a call on 01244 568 535 or email info@whatsmyclaimworth.co.uk to speak to one of our specialist solicitors, or you can use our Claims Calculator below to see how much your injury may be worth.  

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An elbow injury can happen anywhere and can unfortunately result in long-term medical problems for the injured person.

There are many accidents that can cause an elbow injury, as a result of negligence.

The most common accidents resulting in such injury, that lead to claims for compensation, are as follows: 

  • Following a road traffic collision or fall from a bicycle or motorbike

  • Slipping or falling 

  • Falling on pathways or highways 

  • Falling or slipping on flooring

  • Falling due to unsafe furniture 

  • Injuring your elbow in the workplace due to faulty machinery or incompetent co-workers.

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We are specialists in dealing with all types of injuries and claims. We deal with severe injuries aswell as less severe injuries. Our reviews on Trustpilot speak for themselves. We are dedicated to putting our client’s first and gaining the compensation you are entitled to. We have combined knowledge and qualifications of over 20 years ensuring your claim is dealt with by the most skilled and experienced solicitors.  

Common ELBOW injurIES

As the elbow joint is one of the most active joints in the body, a fracture can take a significant amount of time to recover. A smaller fracture will have a shorter recovery time, with a more significant fracture in some circumstances taking several months to heal.

Bursitis is a condition affecting the small, fluid-filled sacs called bursae. Bursae cushion the bones, tendons and muscles near your joint, such as the elbow.

Bursitis occurs when the bursae sacs become inflamed, causing severe pain and discomfort. In some cases, the sacs need to be drained by way of a medical procedure, which can require surgery.

Tennis elbow is a condition that causes pain around the outside of the elbow, and usually occurs following strenuous overuse of the tendons and muscles of the forearm, located next to the elbow joint. As the name suggests, this injury can commonly be associated with playing tennis.

This condition is also seen in professions such as plasterers, painters and decorators, and those working on factory productions lines and in these cases, it may be possible to claim compensation. 

speak to one of our expert solicitors today on 01244 568 535

We have helped many people claim compensation for elbow injuries, and we may be able 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 that we can claim compensation for:
(1) Compensation for your pain, suffering and loss of amenity, known as ‘general damages’, to compensate for the direct effects of the accident. The amount depends on the type of injury and how severe the injury is 
(2) Compensation for out of pocket expenses, known as ‘special damages’, to compensate for financial losses including lost wages, care and assistance, medical costs and other expenses. 

How can I claim for ELBOW injury compensation?

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

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Time limits for making a claim

You only have three years from the date of the accident to make a claim for compensation if you were over 18 at the time of the accident. If you were under 18 at the time of the accident, you have 3 years from your 18th birthday.