Injury claims and Financial Loss

One of the most common claims against a defendant is one of financial loss occurred through an injury

It is no use merely asserting a financial loss for a personal injury.

If you have lost earnings you will need to prove it, so ideally your evidence will include payslips and a doctor's report to confirm you were unfit to work. In any claim for compensation the burden of proof lies with you, the claimant to show that the defendant acted negligently. In civil claims the standard of proof is usually  "on the balance of probabilities".

You must show by your evidence that it was more likely than not that the defendant's negligence cause the injury and use other evidence to show the extent of damages that should be awarded.

Call a solicitor and get our personal injury team working for you straight away. The call is free, the advice is free and nothing will ever be deducted from your compensation. 

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