How Much Compensation For a Broken Finger?

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How Much Compensation for a Broken Finger?

If you have suffered a broken finger as a result of an accident that wasn’t your fault, you may be able to make a claim for personal injury compensation. The accident should have occurred within the last 3 years.

The fingers are one of the easiest areas of the body to break due to the amount of time they are in use. A broken finger can potentially have a major impact on a person’s quality of life depending on the type of break and whether or not they will fully recover from the injury. Contact us to discuss what has happened to you.

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    What Are The Most Common Types Of Accidents That Could Result In A Broken Finger?

    A broken finger is an extremely common injury and could occur from a variety of accidents. For those who work with machinery, on building sites or in factories, broken fingers could occur if they have not been adequately trained, are working with faulty equipment or are not supervised properly.

    Broken fingers can also occur following a slip, trip or fall, at work or whilst in a public place.

    What Should I Do?

    If you have suffered a broken finger, as a result of an accident that wasn’t your fault, you should contact us. We specialise in all types of accidents such as accidents at work and in a public place. Our team of solicitors will help you at every step of the way, making claiming compensation a stress-free simple process. The first step is to contact us and tell us what has happened to you, we will take it from there.

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    How Much Compensation Can I Get For a broken Finger?

    The circumstances of each case will be different. Accordingly, the level of compensation for each individual will differ. The number of fingers injured and which particular finger on your hand will also affect the level of damages received. The following is a guide on the potential levels of compensation. The figures we have supplied are based on the latest version of the Judicial College general damages compensation guidelines.

    Type of Broken Finger Injury

    Potential Compensation

    • A simple fracture to one finger, from which you have a full recovery (amount depends on finger fractured)

      £2,000 – £9,760

    • More serious broken bones – fractures to several fingers and injuries to tendons from which you do not fully recover and which lead to permanent symptoms/ deformity

      Up to £29,290

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