Herniated Disc Injury Compensation Claim

There are many reasons why you can sustain a herniated disc injury (also known as a slipped, prolapsed or ruptured disc injury), however the most common reason for a herniated disc injury compensation claim is lifting heavy goods in the workplace. Employers have an obligation under the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act to provide a safe environment for their staff to work in, and where your herniated disc injury is due to an employer´s negligence, you are entitled to make a herniated disc injury compensation claim.

The worst herniated disc injuries can require surgery, and if you have suffered such an injury, you should see a doctor before the condition deteriorates any further. No amount of herniated disc injury compensation can make up for a permanent physical disability which could have been avoided with timely medical intervention and, furthermore, your doctor´s medical notes will be used to support your claim for herniated disc injury compensation.

Making a Herniated Disc Injury Compensation Claim

Making a herniated disc injury compensation claim is always best done with the assistance of an experienced personal injury claims solicitor – particularly if the claim is made against your employer. In this way, you can avoid the potential for an awkward workplace confrontation when your injury has healed and you return to work.

A solicitor will be able to guide you through the necessary procedures in order to ensure that you receive your full entitlement of herniated disc injury compensation, including any loss of earnings for time not spent and at work, and intervene on your behalf should your employer´s insurance company approach you with an inappropriate offer of early settlement for your herniated disc injury compensation claim.

Free Herniated Disc Injury Claim Advice

Irrespective of the way in which you have herniated your disc, it is always better to consult with an experienced personal injury claims solicitor before submitting your claim for herniated disc injury compensation. Consequently, we have set up a free herniated disc injury claim advice service for you to call if you have sustained a herniated disc injury through the negligence of a third party.

The number to ring is 1800 989 995, and our lines are open from 8.00am in the morning until 10.00pm in the evening – seven days a week. There is no obligation on you to proceed with a claim for herniated disc injury compensation, and all calls to our free herniated disc injury claim advice service are completely confidential.

Call us now on 1800 989 995 or if you cannot speak now please fill in the form on the left and we will call you back.

Our Promise to You:

What to Expect When You Call

We having been offering advice to clients for more than twenty years and understand the pain you may still be in from your herniated disc injury when you call our advice service. We also acknowledge that you may be very concerned about your financial security or angry about how your accident was allowed to happen, so we will listen carefully and courteously to you as you explain the circumstances surrounding your herniated disc injury.

We would like to know how the injury was sustained, what treatment you received for it (and details of any ongoing treatment) and why you believe that a certain party is liable for your herniated disc injury compensation claim. We also need to know how your injury has affected your quality of life and your ability to work, drive and perform regular daily tasks.

You are welcome to ask any legal questions which you feel are appropriate to a herniated disc injury compensation claim and we will provide answers and offer you further advice in clear English. Before the conclusion we always summarise what we have discussed and check that you have understood the advice we have given you.

You are under no obligation to act on any of our suggestions, and many of our clients have preferred to discuss their options with family and friends before proceeding with a claim for herniated disc injury compensation. We would advise you however, that there is a time limit from when you sustained your injury until a claim for herniated disc injury compensation may be disqualified.

Therefore, it is in your best interests to call our free herniated disc injury claim advice service on 1800 989 995 at your first possible opportunity. If now is not a convenient time, kindly complete your contact details in the form at the foot of the page and one of our experienced personal injury claims solicitors will get back to you.