Approximate Values of What Your Claim Could be Worth!
(Terms and Conditions Apply)

Below are Approximate Values of Awards for Some Types of Accident Injuries.

These approximate award values show amounts that could be awarded for "general damages" alone.(i.e. compensation values that could be awarded for pain, suffering and loss of amenity alone). These approximate award values don't include all the various types of damages / financial losses, that could be added, such as loss of earnings, damage to personal property. If appropriate this would be added on to the amount of general damages awarded.

Click on the Injury Type Below or Scroll Down the Page for an Approximate Value That Could be Awarded for Some Types of Accident Injuries:

| Ankle | Arm | Back | Elbow | Hand | Head | Hip/Pelvic | Knee | Leg | Neck | Post Traumatic Stress Disorder | Psychiatric | Shoulder | Wrist |

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w Neck Injuries:

Non-severe Neck injuries where recovery made within two years from £1,000 to £3,500.
Severe neck injuries with permanent/significant symptoms up to £13,000.

w Back Injuries:

Minor Injuries - such as strains, sprains, soft tissue injuries from £1,000 up to £6,500.
Severe back injuries (e.g. permanent disability) up to £14,000.

w Hip or Pelvic Injuries:

Minor injuries up to from £1,000 to £6,750.
Severe injuries e.g. hip replacement likely/has been successfully carried out up to £13,000.

w Leg Injuries:

Minor injuries such as simple fracture with complete recovery from £1,000 up to £4,250.
Severe leg injuries such as simple fracture of femur, up to £7,000.
Fractures with incomplete recovery from £8,500 to £14,000.

w Knee Injuries:

Minor injuries such as lacerations, twisting with complete recovery - from £1,000 up to £3,250.
More sever injuries such as torn cartilage, dislocation from £7,000 to £13,000.

w Ankle Injuries:

Fractures from £1,000 to £13,500.
Severe injuries (limited walking ability, etc.) from £15,000 to £25,000.

w Arm Injuries:

Minor injuries such as uncomplicated fractures with complete recovery from £1,000 to approx.£3,000.
Serious injuries such as fractures of one/ both arms with degree of recovery up to £19,500.

w Shoulder Injuries:

Minor shoulder injuries with almost complete recovery within one year from £2,000 to £3,750.
Moderate injuries such as frozen shoulder with limited movement/discomfort for up to two years £3,750 to £6,000.
Serious shoulder injuries such as shoulder dislocation causing neck and shoulder pain from £6,000 to £9,000.

w Elbow Injuries:

Minor injuries such as simple fractures with no permanent damage from £1,000 up to £6,000.
Serious injuries (excluding major surgery or significant disability) from £7,500 to £15,000.

w Wrist Injuries:

Minor injuries such as uncomplicated fractures from £1,000 up to £3,500.
Serious injuries resulting in significant/permanent disability between £12,000 to £19,500.

w Hand Injuries:

Loss of part of little finger where tip is sensitive from £2,000 to £2,750.
Fractures with impairment of grip from £4,250 to £5,850.
Loss of middle finger £7,500. Loss of index finger £9,000.
Severe injuries such as fractures to fingers with partial amputations resulting in deformity, impairment of grip, reduced function up to £18,500.

w Head Injuries:

Minor injuries (no brain damage) up to £6,000.
Minor brain damage with good recovery but continued symptoms such as poor concentration/memory, up to £21,000.

w Psychiatric Injuries:

Range of awards varies between £500 for mild symptoms to £60,000 for severe symptoms which are likely to be permanent. Any psychiatric damage must have affected the ability to cope with life and/or work or affected relationships with family and friends.

w Post Traumatic Stress Disorder:

Minor symptoms with full recovery within two to three years up to £1,750 to £3,500.
Moderate symptoms with substantial recovery and some continuing minor symptoms from £3,500 to £9,500.
Severe symptoms with permanent effects which are likely to prevent future working from £28,500 to £44,000.

w Terms and Conditions Apply:

1. These approximate values are illustrations only and may not be relied upon in any way.
   
   
2. These approximate values must not be used, copied or quoted in any way whatsoever.
   
   
3. None of these approximate values are to be construed in any way as any type of (express or implied) representation, pre-contract (and/or) post-contract promise, statement, term or condition in any way whatsoever.
   
   
4. No visitor to this site (for whatever reason) should assume (in any way that any person suffering the same or similar (or even remotely same or similar) symptoms and/or injuries will have a claim with any merit and/or that if a claim is pursued that the Claimant will recover (in any way) the same, similar or indeed any award for any injuries incurred as a result of an accident.
   
   
5. These illustrative approximate values carry no meaning whatsoever for injuries and/or their effects sustained from accidents which happened outside England and Wales. For accidents occurring in England and Wales these approximate values are not in any way intended as a guideline or indicator as to the amount of approximate values that may be awarded for similar and/or related accident injuries and/or their effects.
   
   
6. Whether any person injured as a result of an accident has a right to claim for and/or the amount (if any) of damages that may be awarded will depend on numerous factors (which include but are not limited to) where the accident occurred, how and why the accident happened, who was to blame for the accident, whether the accident victim contributed (in any way) to the cause of the accident, the merits of the claim, whether the claim can be substantiated by independent verification, the nature and extent of any injuries caused by the accident and/or their effects, whether any pre-existing injuries and/or illnesses were present at the time of the accident, any characteristics (peculiar or otherwise) which are personal to the accident victim, the length of time it takes for any injuries and/or symptoms and/or their effects caused by the accident to settle or not as the case maybe, the length of time after the date of the accident it takes for the accident victim to seek help in pursuing the claim, the amount of co-operation (if any) the accident victim gives to his/her Specialist Personal Injury Claims Advisor and/or Solicitor.
   
   
7. These approximate values are subject to change at any time and are not based on any actual case histories.
   
   
8. Any person visiting this site (for whatever reason) who wishes to obtain an opinion about the likely amount of his/her damages that could be awarded as a result of an accident is strongly recommended to obtain such information from a Specialist Personal Injury Solicitor) and must not rely upon the contents of this page. By completing the Claim Form on this Site the Enquirer will get (at no cost to the Enquirer) an Assessment of the merits of his/her claim from a Specialist Personal Injury Solicitor.