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Upper Body Injuries Claims, Scotland

Upper body injuries affect anywhere above the waist. The most common upper body parts affected by injuries are:

The head.
Shoulders.
Back.
Neck.
Arms.
Chest.

There are numerous reasons you could suffer upper-body injuries. Sports could play a factor, for example, because of faulty weight lifting equipment. You could also be injured in a car accident or an incident in the workplace.

If you have injured your upper body in any way, through the negligence of someone else, then you will be able to make a claim for compensation with help from personal injury lawyers at Jones Whyte.

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Making upper body injuries claims

While the details of every upper-body injury claim will be different, the basic process is the same.

It starts by giving a statement to one of our specialist lawyers. This can help to establish exactly how you got injured, and who was responsible.

During the claim, we can help you access specialist medical care, such as physiotherapy, to help aid your recovery.

We will also gather any supporting evidence. This can include:

Medical reports.
Witness statements.
Expert testimony.

The type of evidence can vary a lot depending on the type of claim. If you were injured at work, it may include health and safety policies and inspection records. If you suffered upper-body injuries through sports, it may include equipment guidelines and inspections.

Most injury claims are settled out of court. If court action is required, we will be able to support you throughout.

Other personal injury claims

At Jones Whyte, our team will be able to help you no matter how you have been injured. Find out more about our personal injuries compensation services today.

Claims our team have successfully handled include:

Whatever the nature of your injury and however it happened, if someone is at fault, you will be able to make a claim with Jones Whyte solicitors.