Arm Injury Claims – Helping You Get Back on Track

Have you injured your arm in an accident that wasn’t your fault?
From lifting your shopping bags to typing on a computer, our arms are involved in nearly everything we do each day. When an accident leaves you with a painful arm injury, it doesn’t just hurt – it can stop you working, driving, or even carrying out the simplest tasks at home. Many people feel frustrated, helpless, or worried about money after such an injury. That’s where we come in.

At Claims 24 Hours, we believe no one should suffer in silence if their injury was caused by someone else’s mistake. Whether it’s a sprain from a fall, a broken bone from a car crash, or a serious fracture at work, we help you claim the compensation you deserve. This money can cover lost wages, medical bills, and the everyday costs that pile up while you’re recovering.

And the best part? Our service is No Win, No Fee – so there’s no risk to you. We take care of the legal side, while you focus on getting better.

Types of Arm Injuries You Can Claim For

Arm injuries vary in severity, and the impact on your life can be big or small. Common claimable arm injuries include:

• Sprains and strains – often caused by slips, trips, or lifting accidents
• Fractures and breaks – affecting the forearm, wrist, or upper arm
• Dislocations – often painful, sometimes needing surgery
• Soft tissue damage – muscle or tendon injuries that take weeks to heal
• Serious injuries – multiple fractures, nerve damage, or permanent disability

Each injury is different, which is why compensation amounts vary.

Common Causes of Arm Injuries

You could suffer an arm injury in many ways. Some of the most common include:

• Slips, trips, and falls – catching yourself with your arm and breaking a bone
• Workplace accidents – lifting heavy loads, machinery accidents, or falling objects
• Road accidents – car crashes, bike or motorbike accidents
• Sports accidents – collisions or unsafe equipment leading to arm fractures
• Medical negligence – poor treatment that worsens an existing arm injury

If someone else was responsible, you may have a strong claim.

How Much Compensation for Arm Injury Claims?

Compensation depends on how bad the injury is and how it affects your daily life. According to the Judicial College Guidelines, payouts for arm injuries can include:

On top of this, you can also claim for special damages like:

• Lost wages (if you couldn’t work)
• Cost of medical treatment or physiotherapy
• Travel expenses to hospital or GP visits
• Care and support at home
• Adaptations if your injury affects long-term independence

Who Can Make an Arm Injury Claim?

You can make an arm injury claim if:

• The accident happened in the last 3 years
• It was caused by someone else’s negligence
• The other party owed you a duty of care
• Even if you were partly responsible, you may still be entitled to reduced compensation.

The Claim Process – Step by Step

We make claiming straightforward and stress-free:

1. Contact us – Quick call or online form.
2. Free case check – We tell you if your claim is valid.
3. No Win, No Fee agreement – No cost unless we win.
4. Gathering evidence – Medical notes, accident reports, witness statements.
5. Negotiation – We handle insurers and the other side.
6. Compensation payout – Paid directly to you if successful.

Time Limits for Arm Injury Claims

• Adults – You have 3 years from the accident date.
• Children – Parents/guardians can claim until the child turns 18. After that, they have until age 21.
• Mental capacity – Special rules may apply.

Why Choose Claims 24 Hours?

• Clear, simple advice – No confusing legal jargon
• 24/7 support – Speak to us anytime
• Experienced solicitors – Specialists in arm injury cases
• No Win, No Fee – You don’t pay unless we win
• Compassionate service – We understand how tough recovery is

FAQs About Arm Injury Claims

How long does an arm injury claim take?
Simple cases can settle in a few months, while serious cases may take a year or longer.

Do I need medical evidence?
Yes, a medical report supports your case and helps value your claim.

What if the accident was partly my fault?
You can still claim, but your compensation may be reduced.

Can I claim against my employer?
Yes, if poor safety standards or a lack of training caused your injury. By law, employers must have insurance to cover these claims.

What if I were injured in a hit-and-run?
You may still claim through the Motor Insurers’ Bureau (MIB).

Will I need to go to court?
Most cases are settled out of court. Only complex disputes reach trial.