Arm Injury Claims Solicitors
Key Points for an Arm Injury Compensation Claim
Meet Your Arm Injury Claim Solicitors
Stonehewer Moss are experienced in personal injury law, with a strong record of securing compensation for arm injuries. We offer a no win, no fee service and a free initial consultation to help you get started with the right arm injury lawyers.
As members of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL), we provide expert, friendly, and compassionate legal support.
What is an arm Injury?
An arm injury can be painful, annoying and in some cases life-changing. Whilst an arm injury won’t necessarily render us immobile, they can cause complications when trying to perform everyday tasks, especially if the injury is to the dominant arm.
There are four parts to the arm, the upper arm, the forearm, elbow and wrist. The effect on quality of life depends on the whereabouts and severity of the arm injury sustained, for example an injury to the forearm may still allow movement of the arm from the shoulder, however an injury to the upper arm could leave you unable to use the arm altogether.
Typical injuries to the arm include lacerations, muscle, ligament, tendon and soft tissue injures, sprains, fractures and amputation.
What accidents cause arm injuries?
An arm injury can happen more or less anywhere. They can occur at work when operating dangerous tools or machinery, through slipping or tripping in public, or following a road traffic accident.
If the injuries sustained are as a result of somebody else’s negligence, then you may be entitled to claim compensation.
How is arm injury compensation calculated?
General Damages
General Damages provide compensation for the pain, suffering, and loss of amenity caused by your arm injury. This considers the physical and emotional toll the injury has had on your day-to-day life.
Special Damages
Special Damages cover the financial losses directly resulting from your accident. This includes lost income, medical and rehabilitation costs, care needs, specialist equipment, property damage, and travel expenses. These must be backed by clear evidence, such as receipts or wage slips.
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How much is my arm injury worth?
These figures do not take into account any financial losses. For a more accurate valuation, it’s best to speak with one of our personal injury solicitors. Start your claim here or call us on 01606 872200.
Expert Solicitors for Arm Injury Compensation Claims
Dealing with an arm injury can be overwhelming, especially when it affects your work and daily life. At Stonehewer Moss, our experienced personal injury solicitors are here to provide clear, expert support every step of the way.
We offer a free, no-obligation 30-minute consultation to help you understand your options. Contact our friendly team today or complete our quick online form to request a call back.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Compensation for an arm injury depends on the type and severity of the damage. Minor soft tissue injuries may result in £3,000 to £7,000, while fractures, nerve damage, or ongoing pain can lead to payouts between £12,000 and £40,000. For serious injuries that lead to permanent disability or restricted movement, compensation can exceed £100,000. The final amount will also reflect your lost income, treatment costs, and how the injury affects your everyday life.
Yes, if your arm injury happened at work due to poor training, faulty equipment, or lack of safety measures, you may be able to claim compensation. Employers are legally required to protect you from harm and have insurance to cover these types of claims.
You can claim compensation for a range of arm injuries, including fractures, dislocations, tendon or muscle damage, crush injuries, and repetitive strain injuries. Whether caused by a fall, machinery, manual handling, or a road traffic accident, if someone else was at fault, you may have a valid claim.
You usually have three years from the date of the accident — or from when you first became aware of the injury — to start your claim. It’s always best to get legal advice as early as possible so you don’t risk running out of time.