Foot Injury Compensation Calculator

Calculate Your Foot Injury Compensation

If you have suffered a foot injury in an accident that wasn’t your fault, you may be entitled to make a claim for personal injury compensation.

The solicitors at First Personal Injury are ready to help you with your claim.

Call our friendly team on 0800 808 9740 to find out if you are entitled to compensation or complete an online form to request a callback. 

What type of foot injuries can I claim for?

Examples of common foot injuries include:

• Ruptured ligaments
• Cuts and lacerations
• Achilles tendon tear
• Sprains which can leave patients with a limp
• Displaced metatarsal fractures which can sometimes end in deformity
• Fractures of heels with substantial lack of ability to move
• Severe degloving of the heel
• Traumatic amputation of the foot where mobility is greatly reduced
• Complete toe amputation, either traumatic or surgical
• Bursting wounds
• Injuries to the great toe
• Multiple fractures to the bones in the foot including the toes
• Lacerations and contusions from which significant injuries are caused

How Do Foot Injury Accidents Happen?

You could injure your foot almost anywhere, but there are some places, that statistically speaking, pose more of a threat than others.

One of the most common kinds of foot injury is caused by a crushing accident which can more easily happen in an industrial workplace setting. A falling object could crush your foot or you could become stuck between two objects of machinery, for example.

Slipping accidents can also happen in shopping centres or on property owned by a local authority. These accidents occur when adequate health and safety measures have not been undertaken.

Falls from height can also result in foot injuries, particularly where someone has instinctively used their foot to break a fall. Shattered bones are common in these cases.

Burns or scars on the foot can contribute to a compensation claim depending on the nature of your injury.

Foot injury compensation claims

An injury to your foot can arise in many different incidents. Whether you’ve been involved in a road traffic accident, injured your foot at work, or following a slip, trip or fall on public or private property, you may be eligible to make a claim for personal injury compensation if the accident was someone else’s fault.

To make a successful claim following a foot injury caused by an accident at work, it would need to be proven that your employer breached their duty of care towards you or that another employee was at fault. On the other hand, to claim for a foot injury after a car accident, it would need to be proven that another person was responsible for the accident which caused your injury.

How much compensation am I likely to receive for my foot injury?

A claim for personal injury compensation for a foot injury is generally made up of the following types of damages:

• Pain, suffering and loss of amenity
• Financial losses

Pain, suffering and loss of amenity

For every successful personal injury claim, damages for pain, suffering and loss of amenity will be awarded. This is designed to compensate you purely for the injuries suffered and will be based on previous case law involving similar accidents.

Your solicitor will examine this case law and advise you on the potential levels of compensation you can claim for.

Financial losses

When you suffer a foot injury, it’s likely that you’ll suffer some level of financial loss. This could include time off work recovering from your injuries, medical or travel expenses. Whatever expenses have been incurred as a result of your injuries, these can potentially form part of your claim.

Our compensation calculator provides a guide to how much compensation you may receive for your injury alone. In addition to claiming for injury, you may also be able to claim for financial loss sustained as a result of the accident.

Level of foot injury	Potential compensation
Loss of both feet	£133,100 – £158,400
Loss of one Foot	£66,000 – £86,130
Very severe, permanent foot injury	£66,000 – £86,130
Severe injuries including fusion of foot joint and broken heels	£33,000 – £55,000
Serious foot injury	£19,635 – £30,800
Moderate fractures with permanent symptoms	£10,780 – £19,635
Modest foot injury, fractures or lacerations which heal completely	Up to £10,780

Making a claim for foot injury compensation

Some foot or toe injuries can lead to long-term pain and a risk of long-term conditions such as arthritis and there can be the added risk of fusion surgery in some instances. Alternatively, depending on the type of injury you have suffered, you might end up with some scarring to your foot.

You are entitled to pursue a compensation claim if whether your condition is temporary or permanent and whether or not it is major or minor. If it can be proven the accident was someone else’s fault then it is worthwhile getting in touch with a personal injury lawyer.

If you believe that you are eligible for personal injury compensation for your foot injury you should contact personal injury solicitors with experience and knowledge in this area of the law. They will initially analyse your claim and will make a judgment both on the potential success of the claim and the level of compensation likely to be awarded.

At First Personal Injury, our solicitors have dealt with injury claims for nearly 25 years and are perfectly placed to help you. Call us today on 0800 808 9740 or get in touch online for a free, no-obligation conversation about your foot injury.

Personal Injury Claims with First Personal Injury

First Personal Injury has built up a reputation across the United Kingdom for their approach to accident and personal injury claims. Working with members of the public who have had personal injuries, we continually exceed our clients’ expectations.

Contact First Personal Injury’s accident claims solicitors free today by calling 0800 808 9740 or by completing our online enquiry form.

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