Michael worked as a chef in Belfast when he was injured in the kitchen. Whilst he was making soup he used a large hand blender to combine ingredients when he was electrocuted. The electrical current forced him to grip the blender very tightly which caused significant pain. It took an agonizing 15 seconds before Michael […]
Michael’s accident at work claim settles for £5,000 (Belfast) Read More »
Cormac was working in a bank when he slipped on spilt tea or coffee on a flight of stairs he was walking down at the time. As he fell the 4 or 5 steps to the bottom he instinctively grabbed onto the hand rail and landed on his tail bone before continuing to fall to
Cormac’s work injury settles for £8,000 (Belfast) Read More »
Karen was working at an Asda store when she was pulling an empty wheeled 6ft high cage designed to assist in the restocking of shelves. She pulled the cage down a ramp to go outside however one of the wheels went into a pothole causing it to topple and strike her foot. Karen felt immediate
Karen’s accident at work claim settles for £6,250 (Belfast) Read More »
Paul was involved in a cycling accident in Carrickfergus. He was cycling to work at around 6am when a car pulled out from a side road and crashed into him. The collision threw him from his bicycle and knocked him unconscious. As a result of the accident, Paul suffered amnesia for over an hour. The
Paul’s cycling accident claim settles for £5,750 (Carrickfergus) Read More »
Trevor was employed as a maintenance fitter with an animal feed production company. Whilst at work he was tasked with a colleague to carry out repairs to a silo bin. He was using an angle grinder to cut steel whilst standing on a ladder that elevated him approximately 2m above the floor of the silo. As
Trevor’s work accident settles for £30,000 (Belfast) Read More »
Dean was stationary at traffic lights in Belfast in his work car when a van crashed into his rear. The driver of the van attempted to break, significantly lessening the level of impact by a slight amount. The crash caused Dean some initial pain to his arm and wrist but soon after he began to
Dean’s car accident claim settles for £4,500 (Belfast) Read More »
Michael was walking to work in Antrim during the early morning and whilst he crossed a road a car pulled into the street he was on to conduct a U-turn. The car hit Michael, sending him face first into the windscreen before he rolled off the bonnet to the ground. Michael suffered bruising to his
Michael’s pedestrian accident claim settles for £5,316 (Antrim) Read More »
Darren was riding his scooter through Newtownards when a car pulled recklessly out from a side road. Darren had no time to react as the car crashed into him, throwing him off the scooter and under the car. He suffered soft tissue injuries to his neck, shoulders and lower back. Furthermore, he hurt both knees,
Darren’s scooter accident claim settles for £10,000 (Newtownards) Read More »
Daniel was involved in a car accident when he was driving through Belfast during a busy period on the roads. Whilst stationary in traffic another car crashed into the rear of his vehicle, causing around £900 in damage to his rear bumper. Soon after, he began experiencing lower back pain that was consistent with soft
Daniel’s car accident claim settles for £3,500 (Belfast) Read More »
John worked as a warehouse deliveryman and part of his job was loading 40ft trailers. Whilst performing this particular duty he was inside the trailer and part of the load moved. The trailer contents crushed him against the side of the inside of the trailer. John was left with a significantly fractured pelvis and other
John’s accident at work claim settles for £200,000 (Lisburn) Read More »
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