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We handle a wide range of military injury claims, including those related to:
The Ministry of Defence’s Duty of Care.
Gathering Evidence in support f your claim..
Compensation for military injury claims is typically split into two categories:
Military Injury Claims
At Primus Solicitors, we are dedicated to helping military personnel who have suffered injuries while serving make successful compensation claims. Our team of specialist medical negligence solicitors are medical negligence experts and will assist you throughout the entire process, from gathering evidence to securing the compensation you deserve.
We handle a wide range of military injury claims, including those related to:
- Accidents from training and unsafe working practices
- Defective military equipment causing injury.
- Noise-induced hearing loss
- Fatal accidents
- PTSD
- Cosmetic surgery compensation claims
- Delayed diagnosis compensation
- Care home negligence
The Ministry of Defence’s Duty of Care
Your employer, the Ministry of Defence, has a duty to provide a safe working environment, even in circumstances where direct combat cannot be avoided. If you have suffered injuries due to the Ministry of Defence’s negligence, we can help you make a claim. The Crown Proceedings Act of 1987 allows military employees to claim compensation for injuries sustained during service, where the Ministry of Defence has failed in its duty of care. Our no-win no fee medical negligence solicitors in Manchester will assess your eligibility to make a claim and guide you through the process.
Gathering Evidence in support f your claim
To support your claim, we recommend gathering as much evidence as possible, such as CCTV footage, photos of the accident scene and visible injuries, witness statements from colleagues, and any workplace reports related to the accident. It is also crucial that you visit a medical professional for a diagnosis of your injuries.
Compensation Amounts
Compensation for military injury claims is typically split into two categories:
- General damages for pain and suffering, and loss of amenities
- Special damages for financial losses, such as loss of earnings, medical expenses, and travel expenses.
The amount of compensation you receive will depend on the circumstances of your case.
Claim Timeframe
You typically have three years to make a compensation claim for a military injury, but we recommend starting the process as soon as possible. If the employer at fault does not admit responsibility, the claim may take longer as negotiation or court proceedings may be necessary.
Contact Primus Solicitors today to speak with one of our medical negligence specialists and receive the compensation you deserve.
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Hire our specialist immigration lawyer to help you through this process and ensure a successful outcome for your military injury compensation claim application. Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can help you with your personal injury matter.
