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Case Study: Serious Injuries
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We have earned our formidable reputation in the personal injury market for fighting hard to ensure the maximum compensation in the shortest possible time.
Figures released in parliament prove that Thompsons have recovered substantially higher compensation in more cases for miners with lung diseases and vibration white finger than any other law firm.
If we deal with your personal injury compensation claim, you may rest assured:-
• Your case is in safe hands – our experienced solicitors form the most experienced personal injury practice in the country with over 1000 staff in a network of offices nationwide
• We are committed to helping injured people – unlike other law firms we never act for employers or insurance companies.
We are privileged to have over 85 years experience working with union representatives to secure maximum compensation for union members and their families. We push the boundaries of employment rights, defend members at risk of conviction and support members for general legal services.
Contact us free on 08000 224 224 if you would like to make a personal injury claim.
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3rd July 2009 - Welder forced to retire early
A welder who was forced to retire after he injured his back at work has received more than £37,000 in compensation.
2nd July 2009 - £250,000 for badly injured firefighter
A firefighter who suffered extensive injuries when he fell down a 20ft pit while trying to put out a blaze has received £250,000 in compensation.
1st July 2009 - Electrician’s widow receives £290,000 damages
The widow of an electrician has received £290,000 compensation after her husband died from asbestos related cancer mesothelioma.
30th June 2009 - Film artiste receives compensation for broken elbow
A film extra acting in a violent scene for a British movie has received compensation after he was injured on set.
29th June 2009 - Radiographer compensated for broken ankle
A radiographer who broke her ankle in a workplace accident has received £3,000 in compensation after help from her trade union.
26th June 2009 - Train company denied responsibility for faulty equipment
A keen horse rider who damaged her knee as she worked in an express train buffet car has been awarded more than £5,000 in compensation.
26th June 2009 - Rugby dreams destroyed by A&E mistake
A promising county–level rugby player had to give up his sport after a hospital failed to spot his fractured wrist.
25th June 2009 - Welder suffers memory loss after head injury
A welder who has been off work for almost two years after he fractured his skull in a workplace accident has received a substantial sum in compensation.
25th June 2009 - E Bay-Style bidding plans threaten specialist legal support for those accused of work-related crime
Government proposals to introduce bidding for criminal defence work will mean the end of specialist advice and representation for defendants accused of work-related crimes.
