Ice Skating Injury Compensation Claims
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Ice Skating Injury compensation amounts
Ice Skating Injury Compensation Claim Information
With the popularity of Dancing on Ice and other TV shows, more and more people across the UK are taking up ice skating. While this is an extremely enjoyable sport, it can be dangerous. Even professional ice skaters can suffer serious injuries from time to time. If you’re a novice ice skater, and you suffer any kind of serious injury, then you may be able to claim for compensation. An ice skating injury can cause serious, long-term health conditions. They can not only result in a great deal of pain and suffering but can actually result in long-term disabilities too.
How do Ice Skating Injury claims happen?
In most cases, ice skating injuries are simply due to being unable to skate. However, there are other causes which you could make a claim for. These can include:
- Improperly Secured or Damaged Ice Skates.
- Poorly-Maintained and Uneven Ice.
- Improper Training.
Can I make an Ice Skating accident claim?
If you’ve been unfortunate enough to suffer any kind of serious ice skating injury, get in touch with our experienced team today. Our no-win, no-fee legal experts can help you to get the compensation you need to move on from your injury. Whether you’ve suffered any kind of long or short-term injury, get in touch with our experienced team today.
How do I make an Ice Skating Injury compensation claim?
If you’ve suffer from an ice skating injury while ice skating, you may be able to make a claim for compensation. Whatever kind of Ice Skating Injury compensation claims you’re looking to make, we are here to help. You can reach our experienced team directly by calling us on 0800 699 0079. You can also use our simple online contact form and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
Where Can I Find More Information on Ice Skating Injury Compensation Claims in the UK?
- NHS Choices: Sports Injuries
- Ice Rink Managers Association
- National Occupational Standards: Maintain the Safety of the Ice Rink Environment
Ice Skating Injury Compensation Amounts
If you have had an accident while ice skating and want to know the average amount of compensation you can claim, use our quick compensation calculator below to calculate the average compensation you will receive.
Pain and Suffering Injuries
| If you happen to have an accident that results in pain and suffering while ice skating, then you may be able to claim. This can be short term pain or develop into serious health concerns, such as chronic pains. |
| £1,000 to £200,000 |
Minor to Serious Head Injuries including Brain Damage
| If you are unfortunate enough to suffer any head injuries, including serious cases, such as brain damage, you will be able to claim compensation. |
| £11,650 to £307,000 |
Minor to Serious Ankle Injuries
| If you are unfortunate enough to suffer an Ankle Injury while ice skating, then you may be able to make a claim. Ankle injuries are the most common issue, related to ice skating. They can be relatively minor, but can also include broken bones and tissue damage, causing long term damage, such as being unable to walk normally or deformities and scarring. |
| £1,475 to £53,000 |
Minor to Serious Shoulder and Back Injuries
| Slipping or falling while ice skating can lead to limited mobility, chronic pain and more. In some cases, you will be able to make a full recovery from these injuries in a matter of weeks. However, it is possible for the more serious impacts to cause long-term injuries. This can include reduced mobility, chronic pain and even impair your ability to walk. |
| £6,000 to £122,350 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the Most Common Kinds of Ice Skating Injuries?
Ankle injuries are certainly the most common. This is due to the design of ice skates, which prevent your ankle from moving as they should. As such, undue stress could be placed on your ankles whenever you slip, trip or fall.
How Common are Injuries Related to Ice Skating?
Mild injuries are common when it comes to ice skating. Hundreds of people every week suffer bruises due to falling over on the ice. Few of these injuries ever develop into serious medical conditions or concerns.
No win, no fee Ice Skating accident claims solicitors.
Tylers Solicitors are no win, no fee accident claims solicitors, which means if you lose your Ice Skating Injury Claim, you do not pay us a fee.
Why choose Tylers Solicitors to start your compensation claim?
Tylers Solicitors will always strive to get you the maximum compensation amount possible for the injuries you have suffered from Ice Skating, along with any loss of earnings and medical costs incurred.
We also value the solicitor/client relationship very highly throughout the claims process and believe that communication is the key to a successful compensation claim.
Can a Wrongful Death Ever Occur as Part of an Ice Skating Injury?
It is possible for a wrongful death to occur as part of an ice skating injury. As with any slips, trips or falls, it all depends on the way you land. Head injuries are a common cause of death when ice skating.
For any Sports Injury Claims, call Tylers Solicitors today, a leading UK provider of no-win, no-fee legal services. Our experienced team will work with you to get the maximum amount of compensation you’re entitled to, following any kind of injury that isn’t your fault!
Need more information? Don’t worry, Lee Kirton or one of our other professional claims solicitors will advise you along the way
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We accept Nationwide Ice Skating Injury compensation claims
No matter where you were injured in the UK, Tylers Solicitors are just a telephone call away from giving you expert advice about your Ice Skating Injuries. If you would like to contact us about claiming compensation then telephone 0800 699 0079 today for a no obligation chat or simply fill out our online contact form.