No win no fee rib injury claims
If you have suffered an injury to the ribs, while at work or in a public space, you could be entitled to compensation. Though some may think that this type of injury can be minor, rib injuries can be more severe than you first think, impacting your quality of life, and your ability to maintain crucial responsibilities.
Rib injuries can range from cracked ribs to damage to internal organs. Broken or cracked ribs can be extremely painful and often take up to six weeks to repair themselves.
What’s more, rib injury treatment is limited as they cannot easily be reached. This can result in a long recovery, which can be painful, especially in cases with complications. common complications include lung puncture, which makes it very hard to breathe. Your liver and spleen could also be at risk of damage from a broken rib.
If you’re suffering with a rib injury and it wasn’t your fault, True Solicitors are on your side. Get in touch with us for a free consultation.
Fighting for the compensation you deserve
At True Solicitors, we’re here to support you every step of the way. Our dedicated rib injury solicitors bring years of experience and genuine care to every case, working tirelessly to achieve the best possible outcome for you. With our no win, no fee promise, you can focus on your recovery knowing that you won’t owe us anything if your claim isn’t successful.
Types of rib injuries you could claim for
Rib injuries can have lasting effects, sometimes leading to ongoing pain or difficulties with breathing. If you’ve suffered from any type of rib injury, know that you may be entitled to compensation, and we’re here to help you explore your options and move towards that goal.
One of the following personal injuries:
Can result in:
Rib fractures
A break or multiple breaks in the rib cage, which can then lead to bruising of the muscles and ligaments surrounding the site of injury. The lungs and other organs underneath the ribs can also be injured.
Flail chest
This is when a piece of the rib cage is separated from the rest of the rib cage structure, typically at least two ribs.
Splenic rupture
Injuries to the ribs may result in a splenic rupture, which involves the outer capsule being split and the spleen then bleeding into the abdominal cavity.
Damage to your ribs could cause breathing trouble, bruising and swelling, pain which is excavated by coughing, sneezing.
How our rib injury solicitors can help
Through our injury claim process, our personal injury solicitors can help guide you through the legal steps required to get you the compensation you deserve. Here to answer any questions, provide steadfast representation, and fight your corner during the tougher decisions that may occur during your claim, the team are always on hand when you need them.