Calculate your Compensation

Use our Compensation Calculator to estimate your claim amount

Whether you’re considering claiming for a road traffic accident, an injury at work, or because you’ve been a victim of any other kind of personal injury, we can help you gauge the amount of compensation you may be entitled to. By clicking through the interactive Compensation Calculator below you can get an estimate of what type of settlement amount you could be eligible for based on the injuries you sustained.

How do I use the compensation, calculator?

In steps one and two, choose the area of your body where you have suffered an injury. In step three, select the type of injury and the level of severity. Based on your choices, you’ll see an estimate outlining how much compensation you could be entitled to. It will only take a few seconds to find out how much you might be eligible to claim. The estimates given are based solely on your physical injury, and do not take into account what else you may be able to claim, such as loss of earnings or damage to property. To get a better idea of how much you could be awarded, get in touch with us.

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Head

Statistics

Around 1 million people in the UK visit A&E with a head injury every year

There are over 120,000 eye-related injuries reported every year

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Upper body

Statistics

An estimated 821 cases of non-malignant pleural disease caused by asbestos were reported in 2011.

20% of whiplash symptoms can last for over a year.

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Arm

Statistics

Around 6,000 major limb amputations are completed every year in the UK.

Conviction rates against workplaces for health and safety breaches in 2011/12 had a success rate of 93%.

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Hand

Statistics

Hand injuries make up 10% of A&E visits.

Of 475 cases of Carpel Tunnel Syndrome reported in 2011, 50 cases were awarded to females.

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Lower Body

Statistics

The most common cause of knee injury in the workplace is from heavy lifting.

Last year, of the 22,433 major injuries reported, 40% were involving slips or trips.

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Foot

Statistics

70% of foot amputations are caused by loss of blood supply.

A total of 80% of sports injuries involve spraining, including the ankle

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Head Hair Eye Ear Nose Cheek Jaw Teeth

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Neck Chest Shoulder Back

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Arm Elbow

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Hand Wrist

Please select what area of your leg is injured below

Leg knee Hip & Pelvis

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Foot Ankle

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There are other types of compensation you could be awarded through your accident such as loss of earnings or damage to property, the estimates given here are simply for your personal injury claim. Connaught Law will be able to give you the best idea of the amount you should expect from your individual injury. It is important to keep in mind that every case is different and the advice and estimates given once your case has started are tailored specifically for your case

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*Guidelines for the Assessment of General Damages in Personal injury Cases, 11th Edition (2012) by the Judicial Studies Board

What can I claim compensation for?

If you’ve been in an accident and suffered injury through no fault of your own, you are eligible for compensation for the financial and emotional hardship that you have undergone. Compensation is assessed based on two main factors:

  • General damages: these cover the pain and suffering your injury has caused to date
  • Special damages: these refer to any future implications your injury will have on your lifestyle, such as the cost of rehabilitation

Special damages will vary based on your individual circumstances. Take a look at the table below to get an idea of how much you could claim for general damages, based on the severity of your injury. Contact us and we can walk you through the steps of receiving compensation if you have:

Based on your individual situation, you can claim for loss of wages and expenses incurred as a result of the accident, as well as for any future impact the injury may have on your quality of life. We operate on a No Win No Fee basis, so you can claim the compensation you are entitled to without any financial risk – if you don’t win, you don’t pay.

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