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Compensation Guide - Compensation Amounts
How much compensation could you be awarded?


These are approximations of compensation amounts commonly awarded for certain accident related injuries. Additional compensation may be given for loss of earnings and other related expenses.


Please note that all cases are judged on an individual basis and compensation amounts awarded can vary due to differing circumstances.
Injury Compensation Claim
Possible Claim Amount


Post Traumatic Stress disorder (minor to severe)
£2000 - £55000
Complete loss of sight in one eye
£27000 - £30000
Hearing loss (minor to severe)
£4000 - £25000
Whiplash (minor)
£1000 - £4250
Whiplash (moderate)
£4250 - £13750
Whiplash (severe)
£13750 - £82000
Hip or pelvis injury (moderate)
£14750 - £21500
Fractured shoulder
£2750 - £6500
Broken arm (simple fracture)
£3650 - £10500
Wrist injury with ongoing problems
£6750 - £13500
Fractured index finger
£5000 - £6500
Serious toe injury
£5250 - £7500

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