Category: Accidents in Public

When you make a personal injury claim, you are trying to hold a third-party as responsible for any damages you have experienced due to a public accident. Personal injuries can occur in a range of venues, from shops to bars and even to vehicles. However, what truly matters is that if you get hurt, you are able to get the compensation that you deserve for your damages. It can be daunting to make a compensation claim during the pandemic. That’s why our law firm will be here to help you during this difficult time. Not only can we provide you free advice and consultations to get you started, but we can speak to the party responsible on your behalf to sort out your settlement agreement.

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What counts as a personal injury?

Personal injuries can happen at any time and in any place. However, if you are in a public environment, it is very likely that you have suffered due to someone else’s negligence or incompetence. Whether you are visiting a park, shop, bar, pub, restaurant or are just walking on the side-walk, your safety falls to the people who own the environment or are currently working on it. For instance, if the pathway is uneven and cracked, and you end up falling over. Therefore, the responsibility could be in the hands of your local government. With that said, the people responsible owe you a “duty of care.” That means they have a responsibility to keep you safe when you visit a public area.

Some examples of responsible parties include:

• Local government
• Shop owners
• Company owners
• Repair workers
• Construction workers
• Vehicle owners

These are only a few examples of the types of third parties that could be guilty of negligence. If they have caused your accident, you may have experienced general and special damages. To be eligible for compensation, you will need to have suffered from general damages. These are physical damages. If you have suffered from special damages, it means you have additional problems that have affected you and your daily life. This includes emotional damages, financial damages, loss of opportunity and damage to property.

What are some examples of general damages?

If you have suffered from a general damage, that means you have suffered from a physical injury that has affected your day-to-day life. There are all sorts of physical injuries you could suffer from. Each of them will make you eligible to claim compensation. However, it is up to you to decide about whether or not you think that it’s worth moving forward with the claim. If you have only suffered from minor injuries, you may decide that the amount of compensation you receive simply isn’t worth it. You can make this decision based on the discussions you have with your solicitor.

Some examples of the physical injuries you could suffer from include:

Of course, these are not the only type of injuries that you could suffer from. There is a chance that any current chronic illnesses that you have could worsen from experiencing a personal injury. These could count as personal injuries themselves if they become severe. That’s why it is crucial that you speak to your personal injury claim solicitor as quickly as possible. It’s how you can find out if you are eligible for compensation.

What should I do if I get hurt in a public accident?

We understand that any type of injury in a public environment can be traumatizing. You went out to have fun or relax or just to get on with your daily tasks. Before you knew it, a problem occurred and you ended up getting hurt due to someone else’s negligence. Your personal injury may have been due to:

• Broken or cracked environments (i.e. pavements)
• Untrained staff
• Faulty products
• Violent customers/visitors
• Allergic reactions
• Traffic accidents
• Unmarked hazards

Of course, these are only a few of the examples of how you could get hurt and be owed compensation due to your personal injury claim. Your solicitor will look at the extent of your damages, the negligence of other people involved and how long your damages have been occurring for.

If a public accident has caused you severe injuries, the first thing that you need to do is inform a staff member or member of the public that you have been hurt. That way if your injuries are serious then you can get help as quickly as possible. They can phone an ambulance for you or they may even know first aid. If you are well enough to collect evidence then we would highly recommend that you do so. Evidence can include:

Once you have gone to the hospital to be checked over by a medical expert, you should start thinking about making your personal injury claim. It can be a bit daunting to ask for compensation on your own, that’s why it’s important to have solicitor on your side. They can handle all of the tricky paperwork and ensure that no small mistakes are made that could invalidate your claim. Your lawyers can also speak to the responsible party on your behalf and handle your settlement agreement.

What will happen when I make a personal injury claim

The best way to make a personal injury claim with Gowing Law Solicitors is to call us or visit our website to get in contact with us. We have a LiveChat function that will allow you to speak with our team of specialists about any questions you may have about your personal injury claim. Once you have got in touch with a solicitor about your claim, they will ask for you to speak to them through a consultation about all the details of your personal injury.

At this point in time, you should also provide the evidence that you have collected to your solicitor. They will take copies and organize it for you. Then your lawyer will reach out to the responsible party and their insurer to organize a settlement agreement. A settlement agreement is a discussion about the amount of compensation you could be owed for your injuries. You will be invited to take part in the settlement agreement and discussion. Once the agreement is sorted then your solicitor will organize the compensation to be sent to you as quickly as possible. Therefore, you just need to sit back, relax and feel good knowing that your claim is in safe hands.

How long do I have to make a personal injury claim?

Overall, you will have three years to make your personal injury claim. However, this may change depending on the circumstances of your case. You should try and make your claim as quickly as possible to give your solicitor that most amount of time possible. That way they can take your time on your claim and make sure it is not rushed. That way nothing is left to chance and you can get the compensation that you deserve.

How much compensation could I be owed from my personal injury claim?

The amount of compensation that you could be owed honestly depends on the extent of your damages. Every personal injury claim is different. Therefore, some claimants are going to be owed more than others. Compensation is determined by the negligence of the responsible party. It is also calculated by the extent of your damages and how long your damages have been left untreated. Overall, the compensation you receive could be between hundreds and thousands. It entirely depends on how badly you were hurt and how the injuries have affected your life. Your solicitor can create an estimate about how much you could be owed for your damages. Speak to them today to get started on your case!

Gowing Law Solicitors can help you with your personal injury claim

Here at Gowing Law Solicitors, we are determined to help as many people as possible receive the compensation that they deserve for their injuries. You did not deserve to get hurt. That’s why we want to make sure that you are able to get the legal help you need to make a claim. Our law firm can offer you free consultations and personalized advice to get you started. If you are happy to move forward with your claim, Gowing Law’s solicitors can work with you on a “no win-no fee” basis. That means you will always come out on top as you will never have to pay any hidden fees. You will only need to pay your solicitor if they win your case for you!

Contact Gowing Law Solicitors today to get started on your claim by calling 0800 041 8350, emailing info@gowinglaw.co.uk or by using our claim’s checker. One of our specialists will then be in touch to answer any additional questions. Therefore, feel free to ask them anything about your personal injury claim.

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From September 6th to September 12th, Blood Pressure UK will be raising awareness of blood pressure testing and hypertension. It’s important to be checked to ensure your blood pressure is at a safe level, especially if you have a pre-existing condition that could increase your chances of your blood pressure causing a problem. Pre-existing health problems can come in many forms. They may have an impact on any personal injury claims that you may be looking into. That’s not to say that you won’t be able to make a claim in general. It’s just important to have your pre-existing condition documented so that it can be used as evidence to prove that it was worsened by the accident.

Personal injury claims can feel complicated when you are going into them on your own. That’s why it’s crucial that you seek legal counsel to make sure that you are able to be compensated for your damages. Your solicitor can provide you personalized advice and consultations to get you started. If you are happy to move forward with your personal injury claim, call Gowing Law Solicitors today on 0800 041 8350 or click the button below to visit our website:

Personal Injury Claims: What do I need to know?

Before we jump into more information about pre-existing conditions and how they could affect your personal injury, let’s take a moment to talk about personal injury claims in general. A personal injury claim is held if you have been physically hurt or made ill due to the negligence of someone else in a public environment. If you are eligible for a claim then you could be owed compensation in order to aid with your recovery. You will have about three years to make a compensation claim. However, if you have exceptional circumstances, you may find that you get a little more time to get your case together.

There are a wide variety of third parties that could be responsible for your accident. This includes local government, store owners, salons, an organization or a repair firm. Of course, these are only a few examples of who could be liable for any type of accident. If you go into a public space, there are going to be people in charge of it who are responsible for your safety. This is known as their “duty of care” towards their clients or customers. If you do end up getting hurt then they could be liable for the damages if you are injured due to their negligence.

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What type of personal injuries can happen to me?

When you go to any type of public area, there is always a chance that you could end up getting hurt. Whilst you shouldn’t be scared of going out, you should always be aware of your environment and any dangers that could cause an accident. Depending on where you get hurt, injuries that could make you eligible for compensation include:

• Bruises, cuts and scrapes
• Broken bones
• Spinal damage
• Internal/External bleeding
• Organ damage
• Broken teeth
• Loss of eyesight and hearing
• Loss of limb

If you end up getting hurt in a public space, the first thing you should do is alert a staff member or a member of the public as quickly as possible. You will need medical assistance as quickly as possible, or may even need to be taken to hospital to have your wounds examined by a doctor. That way you can receive a medical report to back up your injuries. If you are well enough to look for evidence, we would highly recommend that you start looking for evidence to back up your claim. Evidence can include:

When you have been checked over by a doctor, it is time for you to speak to a solicitor about personal injury claims. After all, you may need time to recover and may be asked to take a holiday from work. During this time, you will need the compensation to help support you and pay for any medical bills. Gowing Law Solicitors will provide you advice on how to start your case and will speak to the third party about a settlement agreement. You can just relax and wait for your solicitor to take care of all the tricky paperwork and negotiation. They will always keep you informed about how your case is progressing.

Why does my lawyer need to know about any pre-existing conditions before starting a Personal Injury Claim?

Before you were hurt in a public accident, you may have been seeking medical assistance about a pre-existing condition that could have been causing you some health problems. Ultimately, there is a chance that being involved in an accident could end up making the condition worse. That’s why your lawyer will need to know everything about the condition before the accident occurred. You may also need to be assessed by a professional in the field. That way you can see if there are any additional damages.

Right now, there are around 15 million people in the UK that are currently suffering from a pre-existing condition. This is set to increase over the next 10 years. The effects on your pre-existing condition do not need to be extremely dramatic for them to affect your claim. Instead, you could be owed a higher amount of compensation if your accident has:

• Forced you to take time away from work
• Made it difficult to drive or commute
• Made daily life tasks extremely difficult
• Taken money away from you in order to pay for medical treatments
• Forced you to withdraw from your social commitments due to the strain and trauma of the situation

Your solicitor can help you claim additional damages if you have suffered from any of the above. Although you will have to have suffered from a physical injury as well, which can include the worsening of a current condition, additional damages can include emotional and financial damages. This can also include loss of opportunity and damage to belongings.

What type of pre-existing conditions count when making a personal injury claim?

Honestly, if you are suffering from a pre-existing condition, and your personal injury has made it worse, it does not matter what type of condition it is. What matters is that it has become worse due to your injuries. Even if the accident has not left you with any injuries, and has instead just impacted the chronic condition, you could still be owed compensation for any damages that you have experienced.

With that, some of the most common conditions include:

• Asthma
• High Blood Pressure
• Degenerative Muscle Conditions

Of course, there are not the only type of conditions you could suffer from. If you notice that your current condition is getting worse, you need to speak to your doctor as quickly as possible. They can provide you treatment whilst you undertake any type of personal injury claims. Your solicitor can also speak to your medical professional to ascertain the extent of your damages. The medical report they provide can then be used as evidence in your case.

How do I prove that my pre-existing condition has become worse?

After you have suffered your injury, and you have spoken to a solicitor about how you can move forward with your case, your solicitor will organize a medical examination with a professional. That way you can receive advice about how you can recover and your doctor can also record the extent of your injuries. They can also help you by providing advice about your condition and what to do if you do end up getting worse. All of this medical inspection is used to help your solicitor when they are preparing your case. The more information they can have the better!

With that said, your solicitor will also consider whether or not the accident is responsible for your declining health. They will take into account about whether or not your health was already shaky because of your condition, or if it has been worsened directly by the accident. Your solicitor will also consider how your injuries have directly affected your life, as well as any loss of earnings or the cost of future medical treatment or medications.

The more information you provide your solicitor, the more likely it is that you will be able to prove that your pre-existing condition was worsened by the accident. You should use evidence to back up your claims, including photographs, videos and witness statements. Of course, your medical report will be the main source of evidence. So make sure that you get checked out by a doctor as quickly as possible!

Do I have to have suffered from injuries for personal injury claims?

If you think about it, a worsening condition is very similar to a personal injury. Ultimately, you can make a claim for a worsening pre-existing condition. However, it can be a bit tricky to prove that your condition was worsened by the impact of the accident. The best means of proving your case is to collect evidence. That way you can prove the negligence of the third party was responsible for your declining health.

Now, you cannot be discriminated against if you make a claim about a pre-existing condition. This is due to the fact that you may have been previously ill. By going to a doctor, you can have an expert examine you and provide a detailed medical report. The doctor can also decide whether or not your condition has been made worse by the negligence of the third party.

It is crucial that you speak to a healthcare professional as quickly as possible after your accident. So, make sure to speak to your solicitor about scheduling an appointment!

Speak to Gowing Law Solicitors about Personal Injury Claims

Here at Gowing Law Solicitors, we are determined to help people all over the UK with their personal injury claims. We understand that making a personal injury claim on your own can be a daunting process. But don’t worry! Gowing Law’s expert team of solicitors are here to help you. Not only can we provide you with free advice and consultations to get you started, but if you are happy to move forward we can work with you on a “no win-no fee” basis. That means you will never have to pay any hidden fees. You will only have to pay your solicitor if they win your case. Therefore, you will always come out on top!

Speak to Gowing Law Solicitors today by calling 0800 041 8350, emailing info@gowinglaw.co.uk or by using our claim’s checker. One of our specialists will then be in contact to discuss your claim. Feel free to ask them any questions about your case. They will always do their best to keep you involved in your case.

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The pandemic has been a time when life has been completely changed. For nearly two years, we have been protecting our families and loved ones from Covid-19 by staying at home. It’s important that you play your part when it comes to the safety of everyone around you. Now that lockdown is easing, you may be going back outside to enjoy summer. However, if you ended up experiencing a personal injury during the lockdown, you may feel concerned that you are still unable to get the help that you need. We understand your concerns. Right now, hospitals are focused on patients with Covid-19, therefore you may be worried that you will not receive the treatment needed to help you recover. First things first, don’t panic! Gowing Law Solicitors can help you during this difficult time.

If you’re thinking about making a personal injury claim, our law firm can help you, Not only can we provide you support, we can make sure that you get the highest pay-out possible to ensure that you are suitably compensated for your injuries. Call Gowing Law Solicitors today on 0800 041 8350 or click on the button below:

What counts as a personal injury?

No one likes getting hurt or suffering from a personal injury due to someone else’s negligence. After all, you did not ask to be hurt. However, sometimes you may have just been in the wrong place at the wrong time. That’s why you ended up getting injured and now need to take time to recover from your injuries. Personal injuries can include:

• Scrapes, cuts and lacerations
• Internal and external bleeding
• Broken bones
• Damage to vision or hearing
• Paralysis or spine damage
• Loss of limb

Of course, these are only a few examples of the type of damages that you could encounter due to someone else’s negligence. You can only make a personal injury claim if the damages were not your own fault. If you can prove this, you can claim for more than just physical damages. You can also claim for emotional and financial damages, as well as for any losses of opportunity or damages to your property. This can all add to your compensation. So, make sure to let your solicitor know as much as possible about what happened during your accident!

Who can I make a personal injury claim against?

If you got hurt in a public space, and it was due to someone else’s negligence, it is very likely that you will be eligible for compensation. As for who was responsible for your accident, every situation is going to be different. For instance, if you got hurt in a shop, it’s going to be the responsibility of the shop owner to pay for your compensation. However, there are other people who could be responsible for your accident. This includes:

• Salon owners
• Local government
• Repair Workers
• Vehicle drivers

These are only a few examples of who could be responsible for your damages. Each personal injury is going to be different, therefore it’s crucial that you speak to your solicitor to find out who was at fault. Each owner of a public area owes their visitors/clients a “duty of care”. That means they are responsible for the safety of those who enter their premises. Speak to your solicitor if you feel concerned that you are unsure about who is responsible for your injuries. They can help you.

What sort of personal injuries could I have suffered from during the pandemic?

As it is most likely that you have been spending time at home during the pandemic, there is more chance that you will get hurt at home rather than outside in a public environment. However, now that regulations are lifting, you may find that there are public environments that have new social-distancing rules enforced in them. Honestly, the type of personal injuries that you could suffer from when visiting a public space have not changed.

Overall, you could be inflicted by a public injury if the environment is messy, in a state of disrepair or employs negligent staff. The staff owe you a “duty of care” to ensure your safety throughout this difficult time. That means if you do get hurt, they need to help you as quickly as possible. That way you can receive the help you need to ensure that your wounds are tended to. You should go to hospital to receive medical care.

What should I do if I suffer from a personal injury during the pandemic?

The most important thing that you can do if you suffer a personal injury during the pandemic is to not panic. You have to remember that getting an injury during the pandemic will not change the outcome or the help that you need. The first thing you should do is alert staff members that you have been hurt in an accident on their premises. One of the staff members may know first aid. They will also alert management and ensure that the injury is written down in the work accident book. From there, if you are not too badly injured, you should start collecting evidence for your case. This can include:

It’s important that you collect as much evidence as possible. That way you can show that you are not exaggerating your case! However, if your injuries are severe then you may need to wait to collect your evidence until after you have been assessed by a doctor. That way they can ensure that your wounds don’t get any worse. Instead, they can help you get better before you start to focus on your claims case. If you decide to proceed with a personal injury claim, you should speak with a solicitor from Gowing Law Solicitors. They can help you organize your evidence and speak to the third party (responsible for your accident) on your behalf. That way a settlement agreement can be sorted and you can receive the compensation that you deserve.

How much compensation will I get from a personal injury claim?

The amount of compensation you receive will depend on the extent of your injuries, the negligence of the other party and whether or not you experienced any other types of damages. These damages may include emotional and damages, losses of opportunity and any damages to your property. You need to provide evidence for all of these damages. So, keep that in mind when you make your claim. With that said, the best way to get an estimate about the amount of compensation you could be owed is to speak to your solicitor. They can calculate your damages and let you know how much you could receive as a pay-out. Speak to Gowing Law Solicitors to find out more about the compensation you could be owed!

Start your personal injury claim with Gowing Law Solicitors now!

If you’re thinking about making a personal injury claim, you should speak to an experienced solicitor to help you claim your compensation. Gowing Law’s experienced specialists are here to help you do just that. They can provide you with free advice and consultations to get you started. If you are happy to move forward with your claim, they can offer you their services on a “no win-no fee” basis. That means you will always come out on top and will never have to pay any hidden fees. So, there should be nothing stopping you from getting in touch with our team of lawyers.

Contact Gowing Law Solicitors today by calling 0800 041 8350, emailing info@gowinglaw.co.uk or by using our claims checker Feel free to ask any questions to your solicitor. They would be more than happy to provide you with personalized advice about your case.

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If a personal injury has caused you to suffer from loss of sight, this could have a huge effect on your life. Our sight and our hearing are the senses that truly make us aware of the world. That’s why if you have had them your whole life, only to lose them in an accident, it can have a devastating effect on your life. Ultimately, you may have experienced emotional damages, as well as physical damages. You may feel confused, vulnerable and unable to fully understand what has happened to you. You may also be feeling extremely angry at the person who is responsible for your accident.

It is completely understandable. After all, they have changed your life for the worse and now it is up to you to try and put the pieces back together. If you have suffered from this type of personal injury, it’s time for you to claim compensation for your damages. That’s why it’s time to reach out to a lawyer at Gowing Law Solicitors.

Throughout the lockdown, Gowing Law has been open to help our clients with their personal injury claims. This includes compensation cases for loss of sight. You can learn more about how we can help you with your claim by calling our team of specialists on 0800 041 8350 or click the button below to visit our personal injury claims page:

What could classify as a personal injury?

Before we talk about loss of sight injury claims, let’s talk about personal injury claims in general and the damages they cause. If you get hurt in a personal injury, you have been hurt in a public environment that was under the responsibility of a higher authority. These can include, but are not limited to:

• Shops
• Restaurants
• Public parks
• Public outdoor areas
• Car parks

Unfortunately, in some cases, you may have fallen over or slipped in a public area where no one was responsible for your safety. This could include falling over a kerb or onto the pavement. With that being said, if you were hurt in an area where it was the responsibility of someone else to keep you safe, you could be eligible for compensation. This could include shop owners, restaurant owners and your local government. Your injuries may have been due to their negligence, as they did not do their best to keep you safe. Ultimately, that means that they did not adhere to their “duty of care” and you became hurt as a result. Therefore, they are guilty of negligence. That is why you could be owed compensation for your injuries. Some of the most common personal injuries include:

Loss of Sight: How could you get hurt?

Some of the most common loss of sight accidents happen due to someone else’s negligence or failure to act. These type of causalities are known are “no-fault accidents.” It means that someone else was responsible for you getting hurt. Now, loss of eyesight can happen through many different types of accidents in commercial properties, in the workplace or in a vehicle on the road. Take a look at the infographic below to get a better idea of what sort of accidents could cause a loss of sight:

As you can see, there are many different ways that you could experience loss of sight. What’s crucial about this type of injury is that you seek out medical assistance as quickly as possible. That way you can see a professional that can lessen the impact of the damages. Some symptoms of loss of sight could include:

• Vision loss
• Spots in vision
• Bright lights flashing
• Pinprick vision
• Undiagnosed medical conditions (i.e. diabetes, hypothyroidism, macular-degeneration)

Of course, not all loss of sight comes immediately from an accident. Instead, there may be factors at your place of work that slowly degenerates your vision over time. This includes exposure to bright lights, the same way that you could experience hearing loss from exposure to loud noises. If you are worried that this is happening to you, you will need to alert your manager about your concerns. You may also need to ask for stronger PPE, such as darkened goggles or a full-face mask.

What should I do if I suffer from a loss of sight related injury?

No matter what type of personal injury you have suffered from, it is important that you seek help as quickly as possible. If you are in a public place, ask people or staff for help around you. For a store environment, ask for management or workers for assistance. Some of them may have first-aid experience. You should then ask for an ambulance to be called so you can have a medical professional to check you over. They can provide you with a medical report and ensure that the injuries are not any worse than they may initially appear.

With that being said, if you can collect evidence from the scene of the accident, this will help your case immensely. You should focus on obtaining the following evidence to prove physical, emotional and financial damages, as well as damage to property and loss of opportunity. Focus on finding the following:

• Photographs
• Videos/CCTV footage
• Witness statements
• Medical records
• Police records
• Diary entries

From there, you can make copies of this evidence to provide to your solicitor. They can organize it appropriately and ensure that it is used to back up your claims when a settlement agreement is arranged with the third party and their insurer.

How much compensation could I receive from a loss of sight claim?

When it comes to any type of personal injury claim, it’s important to know that the compensation pay-out is going to be different for every person. The best way to get an estimate about how much you could be owed in compensation is to speak to your solicitor. If you are suffering from serious injuries, it is more likely that you will end up claiming a higher amount of compensation than someone who has only suffered from minor injuries.

Take a look at the chart below to get an idea of how much you could be owed for your damages:

The best source to know how much you will receive is your solicitor. Your lawyer can make an estimate and work with you to create a settlement agreement. If you are happy to move forward with your claim, this settlement can presented to those responsible for your accident. If it is agreed on then you will receive that amount once the appropriate paperwork has been filed up.

Speak to Gowing Law Solicitors about your loss of sight claim

Here at Gowing Law Solicitors, we are proud that we are able to help our clients all over the UK with their personal injury claims. Loss of sight can have a major impact on your quality of life. That’s why our lawyers are determined to get you the compensation that you deserve. Therefore they are more than willing to provide you with free advice and consultations to get you started. You can work with our specialists on a “no win-no fee” basis. That means you will never have to pay any hidden fees. Instead, you will only need to pay our solicitors if they win your case for you. So, what’s stopping you from making your claim today?

Contact our personal injury specialists today by calling 0800 041 8350, emailing info@gowinglaw.co.uk or by using our claim’s checker. One of our lawyers will then be in touch to discuss your claim and answer your questions.

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