Talus Fracture Compensation Claim Information
Talus fracture is a severe injury that can cause long term or even permanent consequences to your health. The talus is the bone that makes up the lower part of your lower ankle joint, whilst the fibula and tibia bones make up the upper part. The talus is located above the calcareous bone which together form the subtalar joint. The joint is essential for walking, particularly in uneven places and thus, injury to the talus can cause further difficulty when walking.
How Do Talus Fracture Accidents Happen?
A talus injury can occur in any part of the bone but in most instances, it breaks in the neck (mid-portion) and on the outside of the bone. When it breaks on the outside, it is called a lateral process, which occurs when you force your ankle out to the side. The injury is classified in terms of its severity based on how much the affected part has moved out of its ordinary position. We hear from many people who have sustained talus fractures at work, or even during their everyday activities. If the accident was not your fault, we’re here to get you the money you deserve.
Can I Make a Talus Fracture Accident Claim?
If you have suffered from a talus fracture that was not your fault, you may be eligible for compensation. When claiming talus injury compensation, you should also claim for the transportation expenses, medical expenses and lost wages in addition to your pain and suffering. It is also important to note that you can be eligible for compensation irrespective of the severity of the injury. Don’t delay, begin processing your claim with our legal experts today.
How Do I Make a Talus Fracture Compensation Claim?
The talus helps in transferring pressure and weight forces across your ankle joint as it is the main connector between your leg and the foot. It is covered by articular cartilage, which enables it to move smoothly against its neighbour bones. If you have been affected by this injury, you can reach our experienced team directly by calling us on 0800 699 0079. You can also use our simple online contact form and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible. At Tylers Solicitors, we are here for you.
What Accidents Can a Talus Fracture Claim Cover?
If you’ve been unfortunate enough to suffer any kind of physical injury, our team are here for you. Our no-win, no-fee legal experts can help you to make any kind of claim for personal injury compensation. Whatever extent of talus fracture – minor or severe – you might have suffered, we are here for you.
Thanks to our many years of experience, we can work to get you the compensation you need to move on with your life. Whether you were an unfortunate customer, or a an employee that suffered a workplace injury, you could be eligible to claim compensation.
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Compensation Amounts
Talus Fracture Accident Compensation Amounts
If you have had an accident and it has caused a talus fracture, you could be entitled to compensation. If you would like to know the average amount of compensation you can claim, use our quick talus fracture compensation calculator below to calculate the average award you will receive.
Minor Talus Fracture Amounts
Fractures that are barely out of place as the broken ends are lined up almost correctly and thus, there is no need for surgery to fix the bone.
£5,800 to £10,040
Moderate Talus Fracture Amounts
Fractures that are barely out of place as the broken ends are lined up almost correctly but is causing you moderate pain.
Up to £12,040
Serious Talus Fracture Amounts
When your talus bone breaks and the bone separates out of its usual position. The displacement of the bone usually relates to the impact that caused the injury. Surgery is required to restore the correct alignment of the bone and also to increase the chances of recovering your normal ankle and foot movement.
£19,650 to £23,000
Severe Talus Fracture Amounts
Which occurs when the bone breaks through the skin. This injury causes damage to other surrounding parts such as tendons, muscles and ligaments. Furthermore, since the fracture site is exposed to the environment, there is increased risk of infection and complications and usually take longer to heal.
Up to £30,630
Frequently Asked Questions
How long until I can make a talus fracture injury compensation claim?
For most personal injury you claims, you must begin to process your claim within three years of your accident occurring. The same applies if you wish to begin a claim for talus fracture compensation. In fact, the sooner you can begin pursuing your claim with assistance from a specialist legal team, the better. Here at Tylers Solicitors, we have the knowledge, skills and expertise to pursue your claim on your behalf on a no-win, no-fee basis. If you are considering a claim for a talus fracture injury, contact us today.
Is Tylers a No Win, No Fee Talus Fracture Compensation Claims Solicitors?
Yes – Tylers Solicitors are no win, no fee accident claims solicitors. This means that if we don’t manage to secure your talus fracture injury compensation, you won’t pay us a penny. We pride ourselves on delivering for our clients, ensuring that the compensation awarded is the compensation you deserve.
Why choose Tylers Solicitors to start your compensation claim?
Tylers Solicitors will always strive to get you the maximum compensation amount possible for the injuries you have suffered after your injury with a talus fracture, along with any loss of earnings and medical costs incurred. We also value the solicitor/client relationship very highly throughout the claims process and believe that communication is the key to a successful compensation claim. If you have had an accident that wasn’t your fault, and it resulted in a talus fracture, we are here for you.
What are the causes and symptoms of Talus Injury?
Talus fractures are usually the result of high impact injuries. The causes can be extensive and can be caused by anything from falls from high places, such as from a ladder, or from car accidents, bicycle accidents or from anything that puts pressure on the knee to cause it to buckle and put pressure on the talus. The injury can also occur as a result of twisting your ankle. If the injury you sustained was not your fault, we are here to help you claim the compensation you deserve.
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