If you've suffered a complex injury, due to an accident that wasn't your fault, our Personal Injury Lawyers are here to help you.
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A Multiple Injury Claim is a way to ensure that all injuries sustained in a single accident are properly acknowledged and compensated, particularly where the incident was not the injured person’s fault.
In cases where there are multiple injuries, the healing time is often longer, and the individual will usually need to see several different specialists in order to receive the best treatment. Naturally this will involve a lot of hospital appointments, which means taking time off work, arranging transportation, and perhaps having to find childcare, which can all be disruptive to daily life.
Here at Lanyon Bowdler we understand the devastating impact that multiple injuries can have on you and your family. Our Serious Injury Solicitors are recognised nationally as leading experts and can guide you through the process of claiming the compensation you deserve.
If you have been involved in an accident and you have been left with mixed injuries, speak to our friendly and empathetic team today who will be happy to advise you on the best course of action.
These cases typically involve a combination of physical and psychological injuries, such as fractures, soft tissue damage, scarring, or emotional trauma—all arising from the same incident. The effects of sustaining multiple injuries can be serious and long-lasting, often affecting your ability to work, care for yourself, or enjoy daily life as you once did.
Multiple injuries could include the following:
Our specialist personal injury solicitors are highly experienced in handling complex multiple injury claims, ensuring that every aspect of your suffering, both physical and emotional, is properly recognised. We don’t just deal with the legal process; we also help you access rehabilitation, ongoing care, and practical support, so you can focus on your recovery.
We are a leading law firm with qualified and specialist Multiple Injury Solicitors. We can assist you through the entire process of making a claim and in helping with your recovery.
Our people, your team; together we can work towards achieving the best possible outcome to your compensation claim, whilst ensuring you receive the support you need on your journey to recovery. Our friendly and empathetic team will take the time to really listen to you, enabling us to offer you the best possible service, and ensuring we provide peace of mind and reassurance every step of the way.
We take a holistic approach to your compensation claim. We’re not only here to help you win the money you deserve, we’re also here to help in any way you need. For example we can help you to gain access to therapeutic services, put you in touch with local charities and services in your area, and provide a listening ear when you need someone to talk to.
All road users owe a duty of care to other road users to behave in a manner that keeps themselves and others safe whilst using the roads. The Highway Code outlines what is expected of motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians using roads throughout the UK, and whilst it is not a legal document itself, much of what is contained in The Highway Code is backed up by UK law.
Accidents can happen when people do not adhere to the rules of the road, for example if they don’t stop at a red light, or drive whilst under the influence of alcohol or drugs. A road traffic accident (RTA) can often lead to some or all of those involved sustaining multiple injuries, such as whiplash, cuts and bruises, and broken bones
Vulnerable road users such as pedestrians, cyclists, and motorcyclists are most at risk of sustaining multiple serious injuries in an accident. The risk of serious injury is slightly less for the driver and passengers inside the vehicle, but they can still experience multiple injuries like lower back pain, shoulder strain, and psychological injuries such as PTSD.
If you have sustained multiple injuries after being involved in a road traffic collision which wasn’t your fault, you may be entitled to claim compensation from the responsible party. Our experienced team of personal injury solicitors will be happy to discuss your situation so please don’t hesitate to contact us.
Under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 all employers have a duty of care to ensure the safety of their employees whilst they carry out their work. Therefore if you sustain multiple injuries in an accident at work, your employer may be liable for compensation.
The law states that employers must carry out regular risk assessments to ensure the safety of the workplace, and take measures to eradicate or minimise any potential risks. This includes providing up to date training, appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), and providing signage to warn of potential hazards such as wet floors or loose electrical wiring.
Some of the most common types of workplace accident that can lead to multiple injuries include:
If your employer has breached their duty of care to you and it has resulted in an accident which has caused multiple injuries, you may be able to claim compensation. In order for your claim to be successful we will need to provide evidence that they owed you a duty of care and that their negligence caused or directly contributed to the accident in which you were injured. Our experienced and highly qualified personal injury solicitors are able to answer any questions you may have, so please don’t hesitate to contact us.
Being involved in an accident and suffering from multiple injuries will always have an impact on many aspects of your life, both in the short term and long term. Some of the ways in which multiple injuries could impact your life include:
Sustaining multiple injuries in an accident will always have a devastating impact on your life, but the impact can feel heightened if the accident could have been prevented. If you have been injured in an accident that occurred due to somebody else’s negligence, we can help you to claim the compensation you deserve.
In general, the time limit for bringing a multiple injury claim is three years from the date of the injury or the ‘date of knowledge’ of the injury (to cover situations where the impacts of an injury surface at a future time).
However, if a child sustains an injury, due to an accident caused by the actions or negligence of another party, the time limit will usually expire on their 21st birthday unless the child never gains mental capacity due to their injuries, in which case the time limits do not apply.
If you have suffered multiple injuries following an accident that was not your fault, or perhaps that was caused by the negligence of someone else, we can help you make a Multiple Injury Claim and get the compensation you deserve.
Our team of personal injury solicitors has a deep understanding of the effects that accidents resulting in multiple injuries can have on your personal and professional life. We are by your side for the journey, and always aim to provide efficient and tailored legal advice that works for you.
You can drop into our offices during working hours. No appointment is needed, just call in. Most of our offices have disabled access and convenient parking. We can also arrange a home or hospital visit where clients have sustained serious injuries or where they affect your mobility, even if only temporarily.
We are recognised by The Legal 500 and Chambers UK as one of the country’s leading serious injury claims teams. Whatever injury has befallen you, We are ready to help. You can count on Lanyon Bowdler to fight to secure you the maximum compensation you deserve and to ensure your physical and emotional well-being are completely prioritised and catered for.
Lanyon Bowdler has offices in Shrewsbury, Bromyard, Conwy, Hereford, Ludlow, Oswestry, and Telford. We regularly act for clients regarding Multiple Injury Claims in Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Worcester, and across Shropshire, Herefordshire, Mid and North Wales, and the Midlands. As a leading law firm, we can represent you wherever you live in England or Wales.
Contact a member of the team or complete our online enquiry form. We listen and we care.
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