Fractures from a Road Traffic Accident

If you have been left with fractures as the result of a road traffic accident then you could be eligible to make a personal injury claim to recoup any damages that you have sustained as a result. 

Where could I sustain a fracture in a road traffic accident?

There are a number of situations where a road traffic accident could lead to a fracture and some of these include:

• Road accidents which involve multiple vehicles
• Road accidents which occur at an intersection
• Road accidents which result from poor road surfacing
• Road accidents caused by a negligent driver
• Road accidents caused by speeding.

What are some common areas where I could receive a fracture?

Fractures can happen in any area of your body and their severity can depend on the impact and type of accident that you have. Some areas of your body where you are likely to sustain a fracture in a road traffic accident include:

• Upper body fractures including neck, back and chest fractures
• Lower body fractures including leg, knee and foot fractures
• Limb fractures including fingers and toes
• Hairline fractures.

Who could I be eligible to claim against for a fracture?

If you have sustained a fracture as the result of a road traffic accident then you could be eligible to make a claim against anyone whose negligence has led to your injury. This could include another negligent driver or even the council or road maintenance authority if poor maintenance of the roads has led to your accident. 

How can Manners Pimblett help me?

Dealing with a personal injury claim can be a challenging experience, especially if you are unsure of the rules, regulations and laws that govern your rights. At Manners Pimblett we are a team of industry experts who can help you with any personal injury claims that you might have, ensuring that you receive the compensation that you are entitled to.

So what are you waiting for? To find out more or to get your claim started, contact the Manners Pimblett team today on 0845 077 0772.