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Back injuries
Back injury (minor) up to £7,125
Back injury (moderate) £7,125 – £22,650
Back injury (severe) £22,650 – £98,500
Other upper body conditions
Asbestos-related disease £4,000 – £74,300
Hernia £2,000 – £14,000
Shoulder injuries
Dislocated shoulder £7,375 – £11,200
Frozen shoulder £4,575 – £7,375
Soft tissue injury to shoulder up to £4,575
Fractured shoulder £3,000 – £7,125
If your injury is not listed, you could still make a claim. Please call one of our specialists to see if you could be eligible for compensation or complete our online claim form.
Calculating your Compensation
It’s important to bear in mind that the amount of compensation awarded differs from case to case, so we can’t tell you exactly how much compensation you would receive. There are a number of factors which calculate how much compensation is awarded, including the severity of the injury, how long the injury lasts and whether a financial loss has been suffered. A financial loss could mean treatment costs, or income lost as a result of the injured party not being able to work.
However, as the solicitors recommended by My Free Lawyer have over 20 years experience in personal injury claims, our compensation calculator can give you a good estimate of the amount you would receive. This estimate is based on the compensation amounts that are usually awarded for similar claims.
Using our interactive compensation calculator couldn’t be easier. After selecting the correct gender, click on the appropriate area of the body. You will then be given a good idea of how much compensation you could be awarded.
You can get an even more accurate estimate of how much compensation you could receive from one of our specialist personal injury solicitors. Simply call our claim handling team now and, if we can help, you could be talking to your solicitor in minutes.
You are under no obligation to pursue your claim and, wherever possible, the My FreeLawyer handles compensation claims on a No Win No Fee basis. This means that if for some reason your claim is unsuccessful, you won’t pay a penny.