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Can You Claim Compensation
UK Compensation Claim
The Justice system in the UK is set up to ensure the rights of innocent injured victims. In order to ensure a fair system there are general guidelines as to what you can and cannot claim for.
Compensation can be claimed for the following:
Pain and suffering from the injury caused by the accident. This includes both the initial injury and any ongoing suffering or disability that may have occurred.
Loss Of Enjoyment Of Life
Loss of the ‘enjoyment of life’ may be quantified and compensated for. This might include activities that were participated in prior to accident that can no longer be enjoyed, a dance class for example.
Disadvantage on the labour market. This might mean compensating for reduced earnings due to the injury. This figure may be very high if you are no longer able to work.
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The following items of loss may also be claimed;
Loss of earnings – any time taken off work whilst injured or to deal with your injuries
Insurance excess – any excess paid on an insurance claim as a result of the non-fault accident.
Damage to property – any property to be repaired or replaced with ‘like for like’
Any Prescription charges and medical fees relating to your injuries
Cost of care and assistance. This includes any additional hired help required due to your injuries
Adapted transport – any costs incurred to adapt your transport to accommodate your injuries
Travelling expenses – any costs accrued for travel related to your injuries, such as a trip for a medical examination.
Car hire – money may be recovered for car hire if hiring a car was seen as necessary following the accident.
Out of pocket expenses – any other direct or indirect cost relating to the injury.
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