In an unprovoked assault, two males were attacked by children as young as 14. The horrific attack left one of the males with a broken arm, the other with a cut to the head, bruising to the face and a swollen eye. The incident took place in Arlington Terrace, Aldershot on July 10 at approximately 1.30 am.

The violent attack was carried out by a girl and 2 teenage boys, who kicked or punched the unsuspecting victims.

Helen Calton, a Detective Constable with Aldershot CID, said the attack was “completely unprovoked” and has asked for any witnesses to the attack to contact them.

The Accident Advice Bureau handle claims for assault for people who have been attacked in unprovoked situations.

We have helped people with a criminal injury claim in Aldershot, Farnborough, Farnham and Camberley as well as in many other locations throughout England and Wales.

In order to claim for being assaulted, the injuries must be severe enough to require medical attention from a doctor.

To find out if a claim for personal injury compensation is possible with us on a no win no fee basis please call us on 0845 10 88 333 or click: Claim for Unprovoked Assault Injury Compensation.

In a horrific unprovoked attack in a Mansfield nightclub, 23 year old mother-of -two, Jenna O’Connor was hit on the back of the head with a glass. She fell to the floor and was then attacked with her own shoe and stamped on.

The violent attack happened in the QI nightclub Mansfield. Ms O’Connor had to have 20 stitches and suffered a broken jaw in the attack. She is now paralysed down one side of her face. She cannot feel her nose, lips or the underneath of one of her eyes.

The violent attack took place on 12 June. Ms O’Connor was with a friend Lucy Hands when the attack happened.

Since 31 March there has been an “excessive” amount of violent attacks and incidents from glass bottle related incidents. The nightclub has had its licence suspended.

Ms O’Connor is too scared to go out since the attack took place.

Mansfield District Council have said that there have been more than five similar attacks and incidents from glass and bottles since March.

There is a review hearing over the nightclubs licence on 5 and 6 July 2010.

Ms O’Connor is unsure if she will get the feeling back in her face, as main nerves were damaged.

There have been two women arrested in connection with the violent attack and released on police bail until July.

We are unaware at this time if a claim for assualt compensation is to be made.

We handle unprovoked assault claims and can be contacted on 0845 10 88 333 or by clicking: Assault Claim.

A woman suffered an attack in Southampton High Street. Despite her desperate screams no help was offered by passing shoppers.

The woman stated her attacker “threw her round like a rag doll”.

The Southampton woman who is a hairdresser, wishes to remain anonymous, said she is utterly disgusted, the town was heaving. She said how around 100 people walked by and didn’t even contact the police.

Many people see attacks or fighting happening and choose to avoid the situation from fear they may be injured by helping.

Innocent people are regularly attacked and suffer injuries through a non provoked attack. We can help people claim injury compensation for being attacked in these circumstances.

In order to claim for assault injuries, the attack must have happened within the last two years and have been reported to the police at the time.

We can be contacted by calling 0845 10 88 333 or by clicking: Claim for Assault Injury.

When visiting our friend’s whether they live in a house, bungalow or flat, the last thing you would expect to happen is to suffer a serious assault, but this can happen. If you do suffer an assault while visiting friend’s, as long as you did not provoke the attack, a compensation claim for being assaulted in a friend’s house may be possible.

Here at the Accident Advice Bureau we have successfully dealt with numerous assault claims, an example of being assaulted in a friend’s house claim, we recently accepted is described below.

Our client was visiting her friend’s house. Whilst at her friend’s house she was lying on a bed with her friend and her brother. A few minutes after they had stopped talking her friend accused her of kissing her brother.

She then dragged her off the bed by pulling her hair and then started to hit her constantly. She was hit several times in the eye, lip and on the nose.

Our client then went to hospital who arranged an appointment to visit the eye clinic. During this appointment she had a CT scan which showed a serious break in her left orbital floor, which resulted in her eye ball dipping and slight double vision.

Our client went on to have an operation on her eye. The police as a result may increase the charge from ABH to GBH. To this day our client is suffering flashbacks of the incident and experiencing pain to the left side of her nose and left eye.

If you have suffered this or any other type of assault and wish to claim injury compensation, call our friendly team who will discuss your case circumstances and advise you of the next step.

Call 0845 10 88 333 or click: Assaulted injury claim.

The police have recently made public, a 17 year old boy who was killed after a late-night fight in Hayling Island in Hampshire.

The boy was Zak Davis, of St John’s Close, Hayling Island, he died at a maisonette in Bembridge Drive, Hayling Island.

During the fight, four other people were injured, three of which had also been stabbed. Police have opened a murder investigation and two people are currently in custody in connection to the incident.

The police believe the fight started between a group of people shortly after midnight, police are unaware of any clear motive for the stabbing of the 17 year old boy.

The maisonette has been cordoned off and police are making more enquires. Approx 50 officers are working on the investigation trying to establish exactly what happened.

The police have asked for any witnesses to come forward.

If you have suffered a violent assault which was unproved and were injured as a result, it may be possible to claim violent assault injury compensation. In such a circumstance you would need to inform the police of the attack and fully co-operate with them.

Here at the Accident Advice Bureau we have years of experience in such matters, all accepted cases are worked on a no win no fee basis, where as long as you fully co-operate you will not be asked for any money at any time.

Call our friendly team today on 0845 10 88 333 or click: Stabbed Claim for Injury Compensation.

Being attacked by someone can cause not only severe physical injuries but also leave many people mentally scarred. People left in this state may be entitled to claim compensation for the injuries suffered.

We at the Accident Advice Bureau have a panel of personal injury claims specialist solicitors, who have years of experience in working hard for the compensation that is due to someone who has been involved in an accident, or suffered a criminal assault, through no fault of their own.

To claim for injuries from an assault, the police must have been informed usually within 24 hours, the attack has to be unprovoked and the injuries must have needed medical treatment.

A claim for being attacked can be made within a two year period of the incident. If you have any questions on making a claim, please ask us, the advice we give is free of charge.

It should be noted that if we accept your claim for assault compensation, there will be a deduction from the compensation awarded. This is the only way that solicitors costs can be met and making a deduction from an assault claim is standard practice.

To make a claim please call us on 0800 814 0014 or claim online by clicking: Claim for Assault.