Dislocated Injury Compensation Solicitors Scotland

Dislocations can be painful, reduce your range of movement and can also cause swelling and other complications in the affected area.

A male who has suffered an upper body injury

Chest Injury Compensation

It is important that you seek medical attention if you have suffered a dislocation, such as a shoulder injury. Trying to manipulate the joint back into place could cause further damage.

Any bone can become dislocated. The most common dislocations affect:

  • Shoulders.
  • Knees.
  • Jaw.
  • Fingers.
  • Elbow.
  • Ankle.

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Our Fee Structure

Success Fee: If your claim is successful, our success fee is charged as a percentage of compensation awarded to you. This fee covers our legal services and includes the cost of After the Event (ATE) insurance to protect you against having to pay the other side’s costs if your claim is unsuccessful.

No Win, No Fee Explained: You will not pay any legal fees if your claim is unsuccessful. However, if we secure compensation for you, our success fee will be deducted from your compensation award before payment to you.

When You Might Be Liable for Costs:

  • If you choose to terminate your agreement with us but later succeed with your claim through other means, such as through another firm of solicitors, you may be liable for the cost of the work we have completed on your behalf.
  • In other exceptional circumstances as detailed in our instruction agreement and terms of business, such as if you have misled us or falsely represented part of your claim.

These terms will be fully outlined in your instruction agreement and Terms of Business with us, and are available for you to review before you make any binding commitment. You are under no obligation to these terms by making an initial enquiry.

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The severity of the dislocation can affect how long it takes to recover.

Common causes of dislocations include:

  • Falls from height.
  • Horse riding accidents.
  • Accidents at work.
  • Sports accidents.
  • Medical negligence.

If you have suffered a dislocation due to someone else’s negligence, you could claim dislocated injury compensation.

Contact our personal injury solicitors today.

Claiming dislocated injury compensation

Dislocated injury compensation claims are classed as personal injury claims.

This means you generally have three years from the date of the incident to make a claim. However, the quicker you claim, the easier it is to gather supporting evidence. It also means it is more likely that witnesses will remember important details.

The claim process starts with a meeting between you and one of our specialist personal injury teams.

We will take your statement, which helps us establish exactly what happened, when you were injured and who is responsible.

We will then gather supporting evidence. This can include medical reports, witness statements and health and safety reports.

While we deal with the claim, we can help you access medical care such as physiotherapy. This can help aid your recovery and reduce the severity of long-term issues connected to the injury.

At Jones Whyte, most personal injury claims are resolved out of court. However, if court action is required, our tough and experienced personal injury law solicitors will continue to represent you every step of the way.

Contact Jones Whyte today. Our expert personal injury lawyers will always work to obtain you maximum compensation as quickly as possible.

Other Personal Injury Claims

At Jones Whyte, our personal injury team has handled numerous personal injury cases, such as road traffic accidents, workplace incidents, or medical negligence. We aim to ensure that our clients get the care and compensation they deserve and that any questions about the incident are answered.

Claims we have handled include:

If you have been injured due to someone else’s fault, Jones Whyte can help you make a compensation claim. Our personal injury solicitors are well equipped and experienced in providing legal advice for personal injury matters. We will ensure the responsible party is held accountable and help you get the compensation you deserve for the harm suffered and any lost earnings. Contact us today.

Questions you might have

No win, no fee means that our clients will not incur any costs if their claim is unsuccessful.

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