Typical Injury Compensation Amounts
Head injuries
Ear injuries
Neck injuries
Shoulder injuries
Arm injuries
Back injuries
Wrist injuries
Hand injuries
Leg injuries
Foot injuries
Roll over the targets on the body to see claims information.
Head Injury Claim
- Very severe brain damage:
- up to £257,750
- Moderately severe brain injury:
- up to £180,000
- Epilepsy:
- up to £96,000
- Minor Brain Damage:
- up to £27,500
- Minor Head Injury:
- up to £8,100
Ear Injury Claim
- Total Deafness:
- up to £70,000
- Loss of hearing in one ear:
- up to £29,000
- Partial hearing loss/severe tinnitus:
- up to £29,000
- Partial hearing loss/moderate tinnitus:
- up to £29,000
- Mild tinnitus:
- up to £9,500
- Slight hearing loss/impairment:
- up to £8,000
Neck Injury Claim
- Soft tissue damage and ruptured tendons leading to permanent disability:
- up to £35,000
- Severe neck injury such as fractures to bones in the neck:
- up to £21,000
- Whiplash type injuries with complete recovery taking more than 2 years:
- up to £8,750
- Whiplash type injuries with complete recovery within 2 years:
- up to £2,750
Shoulder Injury Claim
- Moderate limitation of movement to the shoulder, lasting up to 2 years:
- up to £8,100
- Fracture of the clavicle:
- up to £7,750
- Soft tissue injuries to the shoulder up to 2 years recovery:
- up to £5,000
- Soft tissue injuries to the shoulder under 2 years recovery:
- up to £2,750
Arm Injury Claim
- Serious fractures to the arm, resulting in permanent disability:
- up to £38,250
- Serious fractures to the arm, leading to minor disability:
- up to £25,000
- Minor injuries to the arm/ fracture to the forearm:
- up to £12,250
Back Injury Claim
- Serious back injury resulting in permanent disability:
- up to £24,750
- Strains and sprains to the back recovering within 5 years:
- up to £8,000
- Strains and sprains to the back recovering within 2 years:
- up to £5,000
Wrist Injury Claim
- Severe injuries to the wrist resulting in permanent disability:
- up to £38,250
- Less severe injuries where there is persisting pain and stiffness:
- up to £15,750
- Uncomplicated fracture to the wrist:
- up to £4,750
Hand Injury Claim
- Loss or amputation of the thumb:
- up to 35,000
- Minor fractures or crush injuries to the hands:
- up to £18,500
- Serious injuries to the ring/middle finger:
- up to £15,750
- Severe dislocation of the thumb:
- up to £4,300
- Loss of part of the little finger:
- up to £3,750
- Fracture of one finger
- up to £3,000
- Minor Injuries to the thumb:
- up to £2,500
Leg Injury Claim
- Severe fractures to leg bones with incomplete recovery:
- up to £17,750
- Simple fracture to the femur:
- up to £9,000
- Simple fractures and soft tissue injuries to the legs:
- up to £5,750
Foot Injury Claim
- Severe fractures of both heels:
- up to £43,000
- Serious foot injuries:
- up to £25,000
- Amputation of the big toe:
- up to £20,000
- Moderate foot injuries or simple metatarsal fractures:
- up to £6,150
At Camps Solicitors, we are frequently asked is how much a particular injury or accident is worth in compensation. Although our personal injury solicitors handle thousands of compensation claims each year and recover millions of pounds in personal injury compensation for our clients, every case is different. The amount of compensation claim you receive will depend on a number of factors, including, but not limited to:
- Your age at the time of the accident
Compensation awards are typically larger for younger people as any permanent injuries will affect them for a greater portion of their lives - The severity of the injury
Minor injuries such as cuts and bruises will receive lower compensation amounts compared with broken bones, brain damage or internal injuries. - The length of time taken to recover
Injuries that resolve themselves within a few weeks of the accident will receive less compensation than those that take several years to recover form, or in serious cases, leave the victim with permanent symptoms. - Whether the injury caused a level of disability
It is a sad fact that some personal injuries can leave you with a permanent level of disability; this will be assessed by a medical expert as part of the process of making a compensation claim
Injuries leading to a compensation claim
On this site we have put together a guide to some of the most common injuries we deal with in regard to compensation claims with guideline amounts of personal injury compensation as recorded by the Judicial Studies Board.
Click on the buttons on the left hand side of the website to find out about a particular injury.
