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Click On A Body Part To See How Much Compensation You Are Entitled To: Select A Body Part To See How Much Compensation You Are Entitled To:
Whether you are looking for information regarding criminal injuries compensation, car accident compensation, accident at work compensation, or any other accident compensation, our calculator could help you to better understand your entitlement.
Simply click on the area of the body relevant to your injury. You will be presented with options regarding the severity of the injury, linked to the compensation you deserve.
Whilst we try to ensure that all the data is up to date, we advise that the figures are used only as a guide.
Head, Brain, Eyes & Ears:
Fractures to Nose, Nasal Complex or Cheekbones - (Ranging from a simple fracture with full recovery to multiple fractures resulting in permanent damage)
£1,950 to £8,910
Fractures to Jawbone - (ranging from a simple fracture, requiring immobilisation but with complete recovery, to multiple fractures followed by prolonged treatment)
£5,390 to £38,060
Damage to Teeth - (ranging from damage to a tooth to chronic tooth pain (e.g. from an untreated abscess) extending over a number of years and resulting in significant deterioration of the teeth)
£910 to £31,900
Minor Brain or Head Injury - (minimal brain damage, if any, with the award dependent on: the initial injury; recovery period; extent of continuing symptoms and the presence of headaches)
£1,840 to £10,670
Less Severe Brain Damage - (injuries resulting in persisting problems such as poor concentration and memory or disinhibition of mood, which may interfere with normal functions)
£12,820 to £35,970
Transient Eye Injury - (the level of award will be dependent on the length of recovery)
£1,840 to £3,300
Minor Eye Injury - (injuries might include being struck in the eye, exposure to fumes including smoke or being splashed with liquids)
£3,300 to £7,320
Complete Loss of Sight in One Eye - (this includes permanent damage, such as double vison and sensitivity to light, leading to complete loss of vison in one eye as well as a reduction of vision in the remaining eye)
£41,200 to £45,840
Total Loss of One Eye - (the level of award will be dependent on age and cosmetic effect)
£45,840 to £55,000
Loss of Sight in One Eye and Reduced Vision in the Other - (the level of award will be dependent on the risk of further deterioration in the remaining eye)
£53,460 to £150,370
Total Blindness
in the region of £224,680
Partial Hearing Loss and/or Tinnitus - (the level of award will be dependent on age and the level of hearing loss as well as the degree of tinnitus present)
£5,860 to £38,060
Total Loss of Hearing in One Ear - (ranging from a loss of hearing in one ear to other associated problems such as tinnitus, dizziness or headaches)
£26,180 to £38,060
Total Deafness - (including speech deficits or tinnitus)
£75,900 to £91,660
Total Deafness & Loss of Speech - (the level of award will be dependent on age and whether the development of normal speech has been affected)
£91,660 to £117,700
Loss of Taste
£16,060 to £20,900
Loss of Smell
£20,900 to £27,500
Total Loss of Smell and Significant loss of Taste
£27,500 to £32,780
Total Loss of Taste and Smell
in the region of £32,780
Less Severe Psychiatric Damage - (injuries affecting daily activities and sleep
£1,290 to £4,900
Moderate Psychiatric Damage - (injuries affecting the ability to cope with life and work taking into account future vulnerability)
£4,900 to £15,950
Severe Psychiatric Damage - (injuries resulting in permanent or long standing disability affecting the ability to cope with life and work taking into account future vulnerability)
£4,900 to £15,950
Less Severe Post-traumatic Stress Disorder - (includes minor symptoms persisting over a longer period than the initial recovery time)
£3,300 to £6,850
Moderate Post-traumatic Stress Disorder - (the level of award is dependent on the length of recovery time as well as the continuing effects of the situation)
£6,850 to £19,360
Neck:
Minor Neck Injuries - (the level of award is dependent on the recovery period)
£2,050 to £6,600
Moderate Neck Injuries - (the level of award is dependent on the recovery period and lasting effects of the injury)
£6,600 to £38,030
Severe Neck Injuries - (injuries associated with incomplete paraplegia or resulting in permanent spastic quadriparesis)
£38,030 to £124,030
Shoulders:
Fracture of Clavicle - (the level of award will be dependent on: the extent of the fracture; level of disability and whether the symptoms are temporary or permanent)
£4,290 to £10,230
Minor Shoulder Injuries - (the level of award will be dependent on the recovery time and the level of pain that the injury has caused)
£2,050 to £6,600
Moderate Shoulder Injuries - (symptoms persisting for about two years with limited movement and discomfort)
£6,600 to £10,670
Serious Shoulder Injuries - (dislocation of the shoulder resulting in neck pain, an aching elbow and a weakness in sensory symptoms)
£10,670 to £16,060
Severe Shoulder Injuries - (often associated with neck injuries and brachial plexus damage resulting in significant disability)
£16,060 to £40,150
Arms:
Simple Fractures to the Forearm
£5,500 to £16,060
Less Severe Injuries - (significant disabilities where a degree of recovery will have taken place or be expected to take place)
£16,060 to £32,780
Injuries Resulting in Permanent or Substantial Disablement - (serious fractures resulting in permanent disability)
£32,780 to £50,050
Severe Injuries - (injuries that are extremely serious but fall short of amputation)
£80,410 to £109,450
Loss of One Arm
from £114,680
Wrists, Hands & Fingers:
Wrist Injuries
£6,220 to £50,050
Minor Hand Injuries
from £770
Moderate Hand Injuries
£4,510 to £11,110
Less Serious Hand Injuries
£12,110 to £24,260
Serious Hand Injuries
£24,260 to £51,760
Upper Body & Back:
Minor Back Injuries - (the level of award will be dependent on: the severity of injury; the intensity of pain; the consistency of symptoms and the impact of the injury on daily life)
£2,050 to £10,450
Moderate Back Injuries - (including injuries that have: increased the risk of arthritis; caused increased pain and discomfort and / or led to an increased probability of reduced mobility)
£10,450 to £32,420
Serious Back Injuries - (injuries leading to severe pain and disability)
£32,420 to £134,590
Tetraplegia (Quadriplegia) - (the level of award will be dependent on factors including: the degree of residual movement; the degree of independence; the level of awareness; age and life expectancy)
£271,430 to £337,700
Paraplegia - (the level of award will be dependent on: the extent of pain; degree of independence; depression; age and life expectancy)
£183,150 to £237,600
Chest Injuries - (the level of award will be dependent on: age and gender; scarring; the effect on the capacity to work and enjoy life and the effect on life expectancy)
£1,840 to £125,510
Lung Disease - (the level of award will be dependent on the prognosis for a worsening condition and the risk of the development of secondary sequelae)
£1,840 to £113,580
Asbestos Related Injuries - (the level of award will be dependent on: the effects of surgery; the extent of the tumour spreading; the level of symptoms and the previous state of health)
£12,600 to £105,270
Asthma - (the level of award will be dependent on the severity and restrictions caused)
£4,290 to £55,000
Middle Body & Stomach:
Package Holiday Claims - Varying degree of pain, cramps and diarrhoea from days to weeks
£770 to £3,300
Package Holiday Claims - Food poisoning, significant discomfort, cramps etc. Lasting Weeks to a year
£3,300 to £7,980
Package Holiday Claims - Serious food poisoning, diarrhoea
£7,980 to £16,060
Package Holiday Claims - Severe toxicosis causing serious acute pain, vomiting, diarrhoea and fever requiring hospitalisation
£32,120 to £43,890
Damage to Digestive System from Traumatic Injury
£5,500 to £51,760
Lower Body:
Lesser Injuries to Pelvis or Hips - (minor injury with little or no disability and a complete recovery within two years)
£3,300 to £10,530
Moderate Injuries to Pelvis or Hips - (significant injury but future risk of permanent disability is low)
£10,530 to £32,780
Severe Injuries to Pelvis or Hips - (extensive fractures resulting in amputation and/or permanent disability)
£32,780 to £109,450
Legs:
Knee - (ranging from bruising to the disruption of the joint. The level of award will be dependent on: the recovery period, the level of damage caused and if permanent disability is likely)
£1,500 to £80,440
Severe Leg Injuries - (includes injuries involving prolonged treatment and a lengthy period of non-weight bearing with the certainty of arthritis occurring)
£15,020 to £113,580
Amputations -
£87,670 to £235,790
Ankles, Feet & Toes:
Ankle Injuries - (ranging from a simple fracture to a lengthy period of recovery, which could lead to permanent disability)
£1,500 to £85,300
Foot Injuries - (ranging from fractures, ruptured ligaments, puncture wounds to permanent disability or amputation of the feet)
£1,500 to £91,600
Toe Injuries - (ranging from minor injuries which have a short recovery period to severe injuries which lead to amputation and permanent disability)
£1,500 to £17,600