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TEN Legal Solicitors Bury have a dedicated Personal Injury Department who can help get you the compensation you deserve. Whether you have suffered a personal injury, been made ill or been involved in an accident, you may be entitled to compensation. If you have slipped or fallen on a wet floor, badly maintained street or uneven surface we may be able to assist you in claiming compensation from the organisation responsible for your injuries.

Slips, trips and falls are quite prevalent and are most common in public and work places. The worst of these kind of accidents can prove to be fatal but they can also lead to head injuries, back injuries, fractures and in the worst cases, paralysis. Unlike some other claims such as road traffic accident claims, these can be somewhat difficult to make, especially as collecting evidence can be quite daunting.

Road traffic accident (also known as RTC's) claims can be made depending on the type of accident that has happened. A road accident can occur for numerous reasons. No matter what the reasons are you must be able to prove that the person you are making the claim against was at fault. Negligence- this can range from mobile phone use, eating or drinking, lack of attention, changing music in the car, to alcohol or drug consumption while driving.

While the vast majority of medical treatments are performed without any hiccups, unfortunately there are instances where a medical professional has been negligent in their duties and the patient has sustained injury, illness or even death.

This may result in a loss of earnings from time off work to recover, extra pain and suffering or costs associated with additional care needs you may have due to the impact of the mistake that was made and you are entitled to make a claim for compensation to help pay for these legitimate losses.Medical Negligence occurs when the standard of care falls below an acceptable standard for a UK medical professional, resulting in damage to your health.

Cosmestic surgery is now very popular in the UK - and completely safe in the vast majority of instances. But there are occasions when mistakes are made that could have been avoided, due to the negligence of the medical professionals carrying out the procedure. Surgical error - When a mistake was made while undergoing the procedure that has left you with an infection, injury or scarring.