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How Much Compensation For A Sprained Ankle

A sprained ankle may also be known as a twisted ankle or an ankle ligament injury.

It is an injury that occurs when one or more of the ligaments in the ankle has been completely or partially torn.

With this condition, the pain you feel is not always indicative of the extent of the damage. To further assist you in finding out how much compensation for a sprained ankle, see the guidelines below that are used to calculate compensation amounts.

Compensation Brackets For Sprained Ankle Injuries

A sprained ankle falls into the category of a modest ankle injury along with other ligamentous injuries and undisplaced fractures.

  • One of the main considerations will be how long recovery has taken, if at all. The future strength of the ankle will also be taken into account and if there has been aching or scarring involved with the sprain.
  • Osteoarthritis can appear alongside some ankle injuries so this will also have to be factored in and any other loss of movement due to the injury
  • Up to £5,500 is generally granted if your recovery has been completed after more than a year and there have been no long-term symptoms
  • If you have had a recovery which has been reached within a year then compensation amounts will not usually exceed £3,925. If your modest injury is resolved within a short space of time then the amount will be lower
  • Settlement fees within this bracket will not normally exceed £9,800

Making Your Sprained Ankle Injury Claim With First Personal Injury

You may be entitled to compensation for a range of compensation claims under accident claims. Our experts will help assess your potential claim going forwards and provide you with proficient advice.

Contact First Personal Injury to discuss your potential compensation claim today by ringing 0333 358 2345 or by filling out the online claims form.






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