At Multiple Injury Claims, we help individuals across the UK who have suffered more than one serious injury in an accident access the compensation they are entitled to.

Whether your injuries result from a road traffic accident, workplace incident, or medical negligence, sustaining multiple injuries can lead to longer recovery times, significant financial losses, and ongoing medical care needs. Compensation can help cover medical expenses, rehabilitation, lost earnings, and home adaptations, improving your quality of life.

Our specialist introducer service connects you to independent SRA-regulated solicitors who can handle your case professionally. We aim to ensure you receive the maximum compensation legally available.

Who Can Make A Multiple Injury Compensation Claim?

You may be eligible for a multiple injury claim if you suffer two or more injuries in a single incident, such as:

• Road traffic accidents
• Workplace incidents
• Public liability accidents

Victims of medical negligence can also file a claim if multiple areas of health are affected due to one negligent act. Claims can also be made on behalf of children or vulnerable adults.

The value of a multiple injury claim depends on the severity, recovery time, and long-term impact of all injuries sustained.

How Much Compensation Can I Claim for Multiple Injury Claims?

Multiple injury claims can range from £10,000 for moderate cases to over £1 million for severe or life-changing injuries.

Compensation may cover:

• Physical and psychological suffering
• Lost income and future earning potential
• Medical treatment and rehabilitation
• Home adaptations and specialist support

The total value is determined by the severity, combination, and long-term impact of all injuries sustained.

For a personalised estimate, you can contact independent SRA-regulated solicitors specialising in multiple injury claims.

What Are The Most Common Causes Of Multiple Injury Claims?

Multiple injury claims often arise from high-impact accidents resulting in more than one serious injury. Common causes include:

• Road traffic accidents – Collisions or multi-vehicle crashes causing fractures, whiplash, spinal damage, and head trauma.
• Workplace accidents – Falls, machinery accidents, or explosions resulting in multiple injuries.
• Medical negligence – Misdiagnoses, surgical errors, or improper treatment affecting multiple body systems.
• Public liability accidents – Slips, trips, or falling objects in public spaces causing combined injuries.

These claims aim to reflect the combined physical, emotional, and financial impact of all injuries sustained.

How Do I Start A Multiple Injury Claim?

A multiple injury claim can be filed within three years from the date of the accident or the date you became aware that negligence contributed to your injuries. This limitation period applies to most compensation claims and ensures timely legal action.

If the injured person is under 18, the three-year window begins on their 18th birthday, giving them until age 21 to file a claim.

In cases involving individuals with reduced mental capacity, the time limit may not apply. Acting quickly helps strengthen your liability claim by preserving vital claim evidence and witness accounts.

How Long Do I Have To Make A Multiple Injury Claim?

A multiple injury claim can be filed within three years from the date of the accident or the date you became aware that negligence contributed to your injuries. This limitation period applies to most compensation claims and ensures timely legal action.

If the injured person is under 18, the three-year window begins on their 18th birthday, giving them until age 21 to file a claim.

In cases involving individuals with reduced mental capacity, the time limit may not apply. Acting quickly helps strengthen your liability claim by preserving vital claim evidence and witness accounts.

What Evidence Is Needed For A Multiple Injury Claim?

A successful multiple injury claim requires strong supporting claim evidence such as:

• Medical reports – Detailed documentation of each injury and treatment received.
• Accident reports – Workplace, police, or public accident authority reports confirming how the injuries occurred.
• Witness statements – Testimonies from those who saw the accident happen.
• Financial records – Proof of lost earnings, rehabilitation costs, and home modifications.

Can I Make A Multiple Injury Claim On A No Win, No Fee Basis?

A multiple injury claim can be pursued on a no win no fee basis, allowing you to seek compensation without paying any upfront legal costs. This means you only pay if your claim is successful, with the legal fees deducted as a pre-agreed percentage of your liability payout.

Choosing a no win no fee multiple injury claim ensures that financial concerns don’t prevent you from accessing legal support after suffering multiple injuries. If the claim is unsuccessful, you won’t be required to pay anything, making this a cost-effective and accessible route to justice.

How Long Does A Multiple Injury Claim Take?

A straightforward multiple injury claim case may be resolved within 12 to 18 months. However, complex cases involving severe injuries, disputed liability, or long-term medical care may take several years.

In situations where urgent financial support is needed, interim payments may be available to cover medical expenses, rehabilitation costs, or lost income while the claim is ongoing.

Who Is Responsible for Paying a Multiple Injury Claim?

Responsibility depends on the circumstances:

• Workplace accidents – Employers may be liable if unsafe conditions or faulty equipment caused injuries.
• Road traffic accidents – At-fault driver’s insurance typically covers compensation.
• Medical negligence – NHS trusts or private healthcare providers may be responsible.
• Public accidents – Business owners or local councils may be liable.

In some cases, compensation may come from liability insurance or government-backed schemes.

A claim solicitor will identify the liable party and help you pursue your multiple injury compensation.

Contact Multiple Injury Claim today to get connected with an independent SRA-regulated solicitor and start your claim.

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