Click on the body to find out how much compensation you could be entitled to.
| Up to £8,400 |
Minor injuries with brain damage |
| Up to £28,250 |
Minor brain damage with good recovery |
Psychiatric Injury |
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| Up to £76,000 | Inability to cope with life and/or work or affects relationships with family and friends |
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder |
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| Up to £5,400 | Full recovery within 1-2 years |
| Up to £15,200 | Largely recovered, some continuing minor symptoms |
| Up to £40,000 | Moderately severe, disability for the forseeable future |
| Up to £66,000 | Severe symptoms, permanent |
Hearing Loss |
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| Up to £8,250 | Occasional tinnitus, slight hearing loss |
| Up to £19,500 | Tinnitus, moderate hearing loss |
| Up to £30,000 |
Tinnitus, severe hearing loss
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Damaged Teeth |
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| Up to £1,125 per tooth | Loss or serious damage to back teeth |
| Up to £7,500 | Loss or damage to several front teeth |
Eye Injuries |
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| Up to £5,750 | Minor injury, some pain, temporary vision interference |
| Up to £36,000 | Total loss of sight in one eye |
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Up to £2,850
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Whiplash injury, full recovery from a few weeks to a year |
| Up to £97,500 | Severe injury, permanent symptoms associated with incomplete paraplegia |
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Up to £2,850
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Minor soft tissue injuries, good recovery witin a year |
| Up to £8,400 |
Moderate injuries, frozen shoulder two year symptoms |
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Up to £12,600
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Simple fracture of the forearm resulting in modest residual disability |
| Up to £86,000 |
Severe injury, short of amputation, but leaving the injured person little better off if amputation had occurred |
Elbow Injuries |
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| Up to £8,250 | Uncomplicated fracture |
| Up to £36,,000 | Severe injuries, permanent disability |
Wrist Injuries |
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| Up to £3,125 | Very minor injury with full recovery |
| Up to £3,600 | Uncomplicated Colles' fracture |
| Up to £39,300 | Severe injuries, permanent disability and complete loss of function |
Hand Injuries |
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| Up to £4,450 |
Severe dislocation of the thumb |
| Up to £3,125 |
Fracture of finger, good recovery |
| Up to £3,850 | Loss of part of little finger |
| Up to £10,750 |
Serious injury, ring or middle finger |
| Up to £59,500 | Loss of index and middle fingers |
| Up to £72,000 | Total or effective loss of one hand |
| Up to £132,000 | Total loss of both hands |
| Up to £5,150 | Strains and sprains, good recovery within 2 years |
| Up to £111,000 | Severe back injuries, not involving paralysis, but may include very serious consequences such as double incontinence |
| Up to £25,750 | Significant injuries, but no permanent disability |
| Up to £86,000 | Severe injuries, perhaps involving dislocation of a low back joint and a ruptured bladder |
| Up to £6,000 | Simple fracture complete recovery |
| Up to £86,000 | Below knee amputation of one leg |
Knee Injuries |
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| Up to £3,850 | Dislocation, torn cartilage, where recovery is complete |
| Up to £63,000 | Serious knee injury where there has been serious disruption of the joint and where an arthrodesis is inevitable |
| Up to £4,350 |
Modest foot injury, simple metatarsal fractures with complete recovery |
| Up to £25,750 | Serious foot injury |
| Up to £44,200 |
Severe injury to both feet with substantial reduction in mobility |
| Up to £19,750 | Achilles Tendon injury involving a complete division of the tendon with residual weakness |
Ankles |
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| Up to £3,600 | Strains, sprains, good recovery within a year |
| Up to £175000 |
Fractures, ligament damage, moderate disability |
| Up to £32,750 | Severe injuries permanent limited ablilty to walk |
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