We take great care to listen to and understand the needs of our clients. We try to avoid legal jargon and explain the legal process in a straightforward way. If you would like to know more about how we can help, please get in touch so we can discuss your case.

Show Site Navigation

Accidents and injuries at work and school

Leigh Day lawyers are experts at handling claims for accidents at work such as may occur in a factory, on a construction site or even in the office or at school or college.

Each year thousands of people have an accident at work in the UK who may be entitled to claim compensation. Many of them suffer terrible injuries that can destroy their lives and those of their families. Our team of specialist personal injury lawyers has extensive experience in handling compensation claims for people who have suffered catastrophic injuries, including amputation, severe brain and spinal injuries.

Injuries at work happen for number of reasons, often because the employer has breached one of a number of laws covering health and safety at work.  Leigh Day lawyers are experts at  successfully representing people who have been injured at work in their claims for compensation. Serious injury specialist law firm Leigh Day is recognised as one of the country's best firms of solicitors and lawyers able to represent clients with complex and serious brain and spinal injury claims. Four of our personal injury solicitors, including three partners are members of the Law Society's personal injury panel.

Accident at work claims

Personal injury lawyers at Leigh Day have secured significant amounts of compensation for clients who have been injured or died after:
 
  • Falling from an unprotected boiler platform
  • Falling from unprotected scaffolding
  • Suffering a crush injury in a paper manufacturing plant leading to a below the knee amputation
  • Experiencing serious brain injury after being hit by falling steel pallets
  • Suffering severe crush injuries from a falling JCB
  • Experiencing serious lacerations from an unprotected cutting machine
  • Suffering severe cuts from a defective circular saw
  • Tripping on loose wires in an office
  • Slipping on wet stairs
  • Suffering an amputation injury in a farming accident

Share this page: Print this page