Back Injury Claim in Spalding

Back injury can be notoriously difficult to attribute a cause to, and over 60% of workers will visit their GP with back pain during their working life. It is certainly often the case, though, that an accident can be the principal factor behind back pain.

Back injury has a wide range of causes, but the more common include lifting objects incorrectly, road traffic accidents and falls. Surprisingly, there needn't be any single traumatic event to cause long-term back injury.

What are the effects of back injury?

There may not be a sudden onset of pain - it might develop over a day or so. Effects can range from slight stiffness to severe disability. Back trauma can also lead to chronic conditions such as arthritis or degeneration of discs. The most severe back injury cases can involve disfunction of other organs such as incontinence or impotence.

How much compensation can I get for a back injury?

At one extreme, a minor back injury such as a mild strain with full recovery can see compensation of up to £4,000. At the other extreme, severe back injury affecting other bodily functions claims can win £50,000 - £80,000.

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Personal Injury Advice in Spalding

If you have suffered an injury which wasn’t your fault, you should consult a solicitor who specialises in personal injury advice.

Will I have to pay for advice on my personal injury claim?

Many personal injury solicitors will not charge for advice given during the first meeting. Only once they have decided whether you may have a case will they consider proceeding, when they will charge for further advice. You will then have to agree how your solicitor’s fees are to be paid in the event that you win, lose, or drop the case.

Can my local solicitor give advice on my personal injury claim?

While you will already have a close relationship with the solicitor who handles your affairs, such as writing a will, arranging property transfers and so on, you should always go to a solicitor who specialises in giving advice on personal injury claims.

The effects of an injury can be wide ranging and more than your legal rights are involved in determining your eligibility for, and amount of, compensation. For this reason, a solicitor requires a combination of legal and medical expertise, and most personal injury solicitors will have built up a list of useful contacts and barristers’ chambers to call on when specialist advice is required.

How can I check a solicitor can give specialist personal injury advice?

In the first instance, check that your solicitor’s firm includes lawyers who are accredited members of the two principle legal bodies in this field; the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIC) and the Law Society’s personal injury panel. You should also ask if they have solicitors who belong to associations for the specific injury your claim is about – for example the Spinal Injuries Association or the Headway Panel.

You should also ask your solicitor about their record in personal injury claims. Can they give you any case histories of advice given for successful claims similar to yours?

Our solicitors cover the following towns in Lincolnshire:

Alvingham, Amber Hill, Anderby, Ashby de la Launde, Aswarby, Barton-upon-Humber, Bassingham, Bassingthorpe, Beelsby, Bicker, Bonby, Brampton, Brandon, Brandy Wharf, Bransby, Branston Booths, Bratoft, Brinkhill, Broxholme, Bucknall, Burnham, Burton, Burton Pedwardine, Cammeringham, Candlesby, Canwick, Carlby, Caythorpe, Cherry Willingham, Churchthorpe, Claythorpe, Colsterworth, Conisholme, Corringham, Covenham St Mary, Cranwell, Crowland, Cumberworth, Deeping Gate, Dembleby, Doddington, Driby, Dry Doddington, Dunholme, East Ferry, East Halton, East Lound, Eastgate, Eastoft, Edlington, Elsham, Epworth, Faldingworth, Fiskerton, Fleet, Fleet Hargate, Frodingham, Great Carlton, Greetham, Grimoldby, Gunness, Guy's Head, Habrough, Hainton, Halltoft End, Hannah, Harmston, Heapham, Heighington, High Risby, High Toynton, Holbeach St Marks, Holton le Clay, Holton le Moor, Howsham, Hubbert's Bridge, Humby, Irnham, Keelby, Keisby, Kelfield, Ketsby, Key's Toft, Kingerby, Kingsforth, Kirkby la Thorpe, Kirkby on Bain, Kirmington, Lade Bank, Langriville, Langton by Wragby, Laughterton, Laughton, Lea, Leake Hurn's End, Lenton, Little Carlton, Little Grimsby, Little Hale, Little London, Loosegate, Ludborough, Luddington, Lutton, Maltby le Marsh, Manby, Market Stainton, Marston, Meals, Moorby, Moulton Chapel, Moulton Seas End, Navenby, Nettleham, New Bolingbroke, New Leake, Newton, North Carlton, North Hykeham, North Killingholme, Owston Ferry, Oxcombe, Pinchbeck West, Rand, Reepham, Rippingale, Risegate, Ruskington, Saleby, Sapperton, Sausthorpe, Saxby, Scottlethorpe, Searby, Silk Willoughby, Skegness, Skeldyke, Skellingthorpe, Skendleby, Skillington, Sots Hole, South Cockerington, South Elkington, South Ferriby, South Kyme, South Ormsby, Spanby, Spridlington, Stainton le Vale, Stallingborough, Stenigot, Stickford, Stroxton, Strubby, Sutton, Sutton Crosses, Swallow Beck, Swineshead Bridge, Swinhope, Tetney Lock, Thealby, Theddlethorpe St Helen, Thornton Curtis, Thorpe Tilney Dales, Timberland, Toft, Toynton Fen Side, Tumby Woodside, Twenty, Tydd Gote, Uffington, Walesby, Washingborough, Wellingore, Welton le Wold, West Deeping, Westwoodside, Whaplode St Catherine, Whisby, Wickenby, Wildsworth, Willoughby, Witham on the Hill, Wold Newton, Wootton, Wragholme, Wrangle Lowgate, Wyberton, Yaddlethorpe, Yarburgh

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