Caoimhe was grocery shopping in a well-known supermarket when she tripped over some products which had been left on the floor in the middle of the aisle. As she fell, she extended her hand to protect herself and injured it in the process. She also sustained damage to her knee and shoulder. Unfortunately, Caoimhe had …
Caoimhe’s trip claim settles for £22,000 (Carrickfergus) Read More »
William was a self-employed general labourer working for a sub-contractor on a Carrickfergus building site. A week or so after starting on the site some dumper trucks were delivered. The foreman, who William only met briefly on his first day, told him that the main contractor said he was required to drive one of the …
William’s accident at work claim settles for £75,000 (Carrickfergus) Read More »
Sarah was fetching meal ingredients whilst at work for the catering company that employed her. As she did so, a colleague was placing trays into a trolley which caused it to move slightly, activating the sensor to the door of a nearby chill room. As the door opened, it struck Sarah’s foot injuring two of her toes. …
Sarah’s work accident claim settles for £6,250 (Lisburn) Read More »
Ronnie was employed as a mill operative when he had an accident. He was standing on a steel platform emptying bags of feed through grills in the floor. Unfortunately, the safety rails at the back of the platform were missing and some feed pellets rolled onto the non-grill solid part of the platform. When Ronnie …
Ronnie’s work accident claim settles for £25,000 (Belfast) Read More »
Caroline was working as a carer in Ballyclare and was sent to sit with a male patient in their home. Upon arrival she noticed that the patient was significantly taller and heavier than she is. At one stage during the visit she had to help the patient stand up from his chair. As she assisted …
Caroline’s accident at work claim settles for £15,000 (Ballyclare) Read More »
Brian was working as a heavy goods vehicle driver (HGV) when the company he worked for introduced new battery forklifts. Brian was provided with little or no training in the use of the new piece of equipment yet was still expected to operate one for the purposes of unloading and loading his lorry. The HGV …
Brian’s accident at work claim settles for £9,000 (Belfast) Read More »
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 »
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 »
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