Warehouse claims-causes

Due to the large volume of heavy equipment and the business of a warehouse, many people assume that they are just naturally dangerous and there is little that can be done to change this. However, warehouses are only dangerous if staff are not informed and well trained and people neglect to check the functioning of certain machines. As long as employers and those in charge follow their training and regulations then a warehouse can remain a safe work environment.   • Ensure there is proper supervision in the workplace • Provide workers with appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) which might include safety goggles, gloves, and work boots • Display easily visible warning signs where necessary • Ensure staff are properly trained in how to use equipment and potential workplace hazards.

Accidents that suggest negligent behaviour  

The amount of compensation you may receive is calculated on an individual basis for each accident, as every accident is unique. The most important factors in determining compensation are the extent and specifics of your injuries. Our compensation calculator will give you an indication of how much you might be entitled to based upon your injuries. However, other factors such as financial losses due to an inability to return to work are also taken into account when determining compensation. Therefore, you may be entitled to compensation for expenses in addition to compensation for injury such as loss of earnings, travel expenses, medical bills or compensation for care provided to you by family members. beyond your initial injuries..  While no single injury is completely the same, there are certain types of injuries that you are more likely to experience from warehouse injuries such as: • Sprains and strains • Broken or fractured bones • Back injuries • Head injuries • Hearing loss • Burns   When you have been injured, the process of contacting a legal professional and starting a claim can seem unnerving...... Don’t worry, we’ll take care of everything 

Talk to us about warehouse claims

We offer a ‘no win, no fee’ service which means that if your case is not successful, you won’t have to pay any legal fees to us. Monetary worries can often be a barrier to making a claim and therefore we want to ensure that this does not stop you from getting any compensation that you deserve.   Our experts will take initial details about your case to assess whether or not you have a viable claim as well as the amount of compensation you are likely to be entitled to. Our solicitors will then start gathering evidence to strengthen your case. Most personal injury cases can have a time limit after which you can no longer claim, usually this time limit is three years from the date on which you were injured or if you are under 18 at the time of injury you have until your 21st birthday to issue Court proceedings. Most claims take time to investigate and it is important to contact a solicitor well before the deadline to issue Court Proceedings is near We want to make the process as simple as possible for you so that you don’t have to deal with any unnecessary burdens during an already stressful time. Our experts will explain the process to you and we will guide you and work with you at each step of the legal journey.   If your injuries are serious and mean you need access to rehabilitation services, our team will discuss this with you and see if it is possible to help you access the treatment you need when you need it. If our solicitors are able to prove that the other side was partly or fully to blame then we can sometimes secure funding for treatment prior to the case being completely settled. The most important part of claiming compensation is that your physical and mental health is supported through the money you gain and if this includes serious treatment, our solicitors will do their best to secure funding for you.