Workplace accident claims
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If you got injured at work, which caused you emotional and physical stress, you can make a workplace accident claim with our trusted solicitors.

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What is a Workplace Accident Claim?
Accidents in the workplace may cause long-term psychological or physical stress. As per the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, employers have a legal obligation to provide a safe and secure environment for their workers. In case of accidents at the workplace, an employee may make a workplace accident claim.
A workplace accident claim is a legal process where you may seek financial redress for injuries sustained while carrying out your work responsibilities. Our solicitors, at Invicta Legal, are experts in handling issues and can help you make a claim.
Types of Workplace Accident Claims
Any type of accident can occur at work. Common workplace accidents include slips, manual handling injuries, machine-related injuries, falling from height, or vehicle accidents. If you suffered an injury at work due to your employer’s negligence, you may be eligible to claim compensation for it. Here are some potential accidents that may occur in the workplace.
Slips, Trips & Falls
Slips and falls can happen anywhere. However, if it happens at the workplace due to your employer’s negligence, you can ask for compensation. These accidents may occur due to wet floors, uneven surfaces, poor lighting, or obstructions. Whatever the reason is, your employer is responsible for conducting regular risk assessments. If they fail to do so, our solicitors can assist you in gathering the evidence to support your claim. Even minor accidents can lead to serious injuries; therefore, it is crucial to seek legal advice promptly.


Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSIs)
Similarly, if you suffered a whiplash injury, brain injury, or concussion, or broke a bone in a road accident, you may claim for it. Our solicitors are experts in handling personal injury claims. We understand how disturbing and stressful it is to endure an injury. Therefore, we are here to guide you throughout the claim process.
At Invicta Legal, we specialise in helping individuals file a personal injury claim with confidence and clarity. We will guide you through the claim process and help you get the compensation you deserve.
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Accidents at Workplace Claims Process

Contact Our Legal Adviser
Once you contact our legal advisers, they will ask you some questions regarding your injury to ensure you qualify for the claim process. This consultation is free of cost, and our adviser will not ask anything that is not required for the claim.

Collect Evidence
If you are qualified to make a claim, our adviser will put you in touch with the specialist solicitor. The solicitor will offer you a free consultation and do all the paperwork on your behalf to put forward your claim request.

Make a Submission
Once all the documents have been collected, your claim request will be submitted. Our solicitors will contact the responsible party and notify them about the case to secure settlements that cover general damages and special damages.

Settlement
Sometimes workplace accident claims are settled outside court, but if a reasonable offer is not made, our solicitors will proceed with court action. You will receive the compensation you deserve.
Can I Make a Claim for Accidents at Workplace?
If you have suffered a physical or psychological injury at work within the last three years, you may be eligible to make a claim. You can make a claim if the accident happened due to your employer’s negligence or unsafe work practices.
You can seek compensation if you sustained serious injuries. Our workplace claim solicitors will provide you with legal advice and assess your case to secure compensation. You may be entitled to two types of compensation: general damages for the pain and suffering, and special damages for covering financial losses such as medical costs.