If you work in a warehouse and suffer an accident which has left you with a pelvis injury through no fault of your own, as long as the accident was not your own fault, you may be able to pursue a warehouse accident claim for a pelvis injury with the help of the Accident Advice Bureau.

There has been such a case reported recently involving a factor worker form Hertfordshire.

At the time of the accident the factory worker was working for Benchmark Fabrication Ltd at their warehouse in Hunting Gate, Hitchin when he fell from warehouse racking he was dismantling. He landed on a wooden pallet six feet below him.

As a result of the fall the worker suffered a fractured pelvis in three places and had to spend a week in hospital. It took him three months to recover from his injuries.

Health and Safety investigated and found that the factory worker had been instructed by his manager to use parts of the racking he was dismantling as a ladder, a working practice that appeared to be standard procedure in the warehouse.

Benchmark Fabrication Ltd were fined £20,000 and ordered to pay court costs.

An HSE inspector stated after the court hearing that climbing warehouse racking was an extremely dangerous thing to do and the company should have been aware of the dangers in doing so and provided the necessary equipment required, such as a set of library steps or even a small tower scaffold.

All accepted factory warehouse accident claims for a pelvis injury here at the Accident Advice Bureau are worked on a no win no fee basis where on winning maximum warehouse injury compensation is warded.

Call today on 0845 10 88 333 or click: Warehouse accident claim for a pelvis injury.

If you work as a plasterer and suffer an accident which has left you injured through no fault of your own, then you may be able to pursue a plasterer accident claim with the help of the Accident Advice Bureau.

There has been a case reported where a plasterer from Nottinghamshire has pursued a plasterer injury claim following a non fault accident.

The plasterer was working on refurbishing a store in Stockton when the accident happened. He was knocked off his step ladder by a light pelmet that had become loose and fallen from a nearby wall. The light pelmet hit him on the head resulting in him falling from a ladder, three meters onto a concrete floor.

He went into a coma, which lasted for two months, after which he was diagnosed with epilepsy and other health problems.

Health and Safety after investigating the accident discovered the plasterer was not provided the necessary information required to carry out his job in a safe way. Health and Safety went on to prosecuted the company involved and after they accepted liability for the accident, the courts ordered them to pay £15,000 in fines and £6,228,75 in other costs.

If you have suffered plasterer accident at work then we can help. All such accepted claims are worked on a no win no fee basis where on winning you will receive maximum injury compensation.

Contact us today on 0845 10 88 333 or click: Plasterer accident claim.

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If you are working in a residential home as a care worker and suffer an injury which was not your fault you may be able to make a residential care worker injury claim, with the help of the Accident Advice Bureau.

We have recently accepted such an accident at work claim. When our client was first interviewed for a  job working in a residential home, she was told that if she was taken on, she would be given a full induction and training. However when she started her job she received no training, apart from following another member of staff around for a few days.

One day as the client was working in the home she was attacked. She was bitten four times and scratched by a resident they care for. The resident is autistic and was only in the home for one week before the attack happened.

The management knew the attacker had violent tendencies before she arrived in the home. The management left are client to care for the resident although she was not trained to do so and was not shown how to operate the alarm, in order to call for help.

After she was attacked a member of staff then showed her how to use the alarm, sadly too late.

The client went to hospital and was diagnosed with four bite marks, which have left permanent scars to her arm and back. She asked for our help in making a residential care worker accident claim for her injuries.

All such claims are worked on a no win no fee basis, where if the claim is won maximum compensation is awarded.

Contact are fully trained, friendly claims advisors today who will advise you of the next step.

Call 0845 10 88 333 or click: Residential care worker injury claim.

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An accident at work in Nottinghamshire caused a man to be trapped under machinery. It is thought the man was working on the widening of the road between Bingham and Newark on the A46 in Nottinghamshire on Saturday when the accident happened. The ambulance service was called and the road needed to be closed when the air ambulance was called to take the man to the Nottingham Queens Medical Centre with serious injuries. We do not know the cause of the accident at this time.

An investigation is being carried out by the Health and Safety Executive.

Every day people are injured in workplace accidents which could have been avoided if the correct health and safety procedures had been carried out by by employers and other employees.

We at the Accident Advice Bureau and our injury claim solicitors handle non fault work accident claims in Nottingham and have helped many people to claim the compensation they are legally entitled to.

Any workplace injury should be recorded in the works accident book and details of any witnesses should also be entered.

Employees making a  work accident claim in Nottingham with us will receive maximum compensation for their injuries on winning, we do not make any deductions. As with all personal injury claims we handle, should the claim be lost, then there are no charges made or fees to pay.

To make a claim for a work accident please call us on 0845 10 88 333 or claim by clicking: Work Accident Claim Nottingham.

If you work as a catering assistant and have been injured at work through no fault of your own, it may be possible to make a catering assistant accident claim with the help of the Accident Advice Bureau.

There has been a recently reported case where a catering assistant had just mopped a titled floor around the food counter. The catering assistant then slipped on the tiled floor. As she fell she caught her arm in the tray rail which resulted in a fractured wrist.

Although the catering assistant fell on the floor she had just mopped, it was proved that the floor was in severe need of replacement. There were records in place going back to 1999, which reported that the floor had safety problems but no action had been taken to correct these issues.

The insurers admitted liability and the catering assistant won her claim for injury compensation.

However you have been injured whilst working as a catering assistant, contact us today, we have years of experience in such matters. Our friendly, fully trained advisors will discuss your case circumstances with you and advise you of the next step.

All accepted catering assistant accident claims are worked on an no win no fee basis, where upon winning the claim, you will receive 100% of the injury compensation awarded.

So call us today, we will ensure your claim is easy, fast and hassle free. Call 0845 10 88 333 or click: Catering assistant accident claim.

If you have been left disabled in a non fault accident, you may legally be entitled to compensation. This could be as a result of a road traffic accident, accident at work, slip/trip or numerous other types of accidents.

There had been a case reported recently where a worker was left permanently disabled by a workplace accident. The worker was unloading materials from a container when he was injured. A pallet of marble tiles hit him that had not been secured properly.

The worker suffered multiple leg fractures and has had several operations to try and correct the injuries. The man is now unable to do his job and needs a stick to help him walk.

An investigation took place and it was discovered that there were a number of health and safety failures. The worker was awarded £50k and the owner was fined £30k.

If you are now disabled in any way after a non fault accident the Accident Advice Bureau may be able to help, we have had years of experience in such matters.

If you want to pursue a left disabled after an accident injury claim,  you can be assured that all such claims are worked on a no win no fee basis where you will receive 100% of your injury compensation if the claim is won. Not only will we claim for your injuries but also other expenses as a result of your accident such as loss of earnings and home help.

Call us today and speak to our fully trained, friendly and professional staff who will discuss your accident circumstances with and advise you of the next step.

 Call us on 0845 10 88 333 or click: Left disabled after an accident.

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