Knee Injury Claims

If you have suffered a knee injury and think you may have a claim for compensation, our personal injury experts can help. Whether your knee injury was as the result of a car accident, a trip or slip accident, an accident at work or any other circumstance, if someone else was at least partially to blame you are likely to be able to make a claim for compensation.

Our lawyers have many years of experience in helping victims of accidents to claim compensation for their injuries and are therefore perfectly placed to help you claim the maximum compensation you deserve.

Knee Injury Claims

As specialist accident and injury solicitors, we will be able to advise you very quickly if you are entitled to make a knee injury claim. We have successfully recovered compensation for clients in the following cases:

• Minor knee injury claims – twisting, bruising or other soft tissue injury;
• Soft tissue knee injury claims – continuous aching, discomfort or moderate pain;
• Knee injury claims involving dislocation – such as torn cartilage or meniscus, resulting in minor instability, wasting, weakness or other mild future disability;
• Knee injury claims involving permanent pain, discomfort and limitation of movement – with a risk of future degenerative damage to the kneecap, ligamentous, meniscal injury or muscular wasting;
• Knee injury claims – involving leg fractures extending to the knee joint resulting in constant, permanent pain. Injuries such as this often involve a future risk of arthritis and the potential need for arthroplasty;
• Severe knee injury claims – involving considerable pain and loss of function requiring on going medical intervention.

If you or a loved one has suffered a knee injury and believe you could make a claim it is essential you contact a specialist solicitor. Here at Farleys we recognise knee injury victims may require extensive rehabilitation and ongoing medical support. Our dedicated team work tirelessly on behalf of our clients to ensure the settlement reached takes into account the long-term affects of the injury, including future medical costs and loss of earnings.