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Broken Bone Injury Compensation Claims - No Win, No Fee

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A broken bone or fracture can change your life in an instant. The pain, the stress, and the time off work can make everything more complicated. If you suffered a broken bone in an accident that wasn’t your fault, you could claim compensation for your injuries. At Callisto Claims, our expert personal injury solicitors are ready to help you make a compensation claim.


We work on a No Win, No Fee basis, so there are no upfront costs and no financial risk. Our team will handle your personal injury claim while you focus on recovery. We aim to get the amount of compensation you deserve, covering your pain, suffering, lost wages, and special damages.


Suffered a broken or fractured bone? Contact our expert solicitors today for a free, no-obligation assessment of your claim compensation.

What is a Broken Bone Injury Claim?

A broken bone injury claim is when you ask for money to help you recover after a bone fracture caused by someone else’s mistake. This process is called a broken bone injury compensation claim. It is your legal right to do this if another person or company was careless and caused your injury.


A broken bone, also called a fracture, can be small, like a hairline crack, or serious, like a compound break. These injuries often happen in workplaces, on the road, or in public places. For example, it could happen if an employer failed to fix broken equipment, a driver caused an accident, or a store left a floor slippery.


When you make a claim, you can ask for money to cover your pain, lost wages, medical bills, or cancelled plans. Most people have up to three years from the date of the accident to initiate this process. At Callisto Claims, we help you collect proof like medical reports, photos, and witness details to make your case strong.

Common Causes of Broken Bone Accidents

Broken bones can happen in many ways, and they often occur because someone was careless. At Callisto Claims, we help people with broken bone injury claims caused by different types of accidents. 


Here are some common causes:

● Slips, Trips, and Falls: Wet floors, uneven pavements, or poorly lit stairways can make people fall. These falls can cause small cracks or severe fractures, especially in older adults.

● Road Traffic Accidents: Car crashes, bike accidents, or being hit as a pedestrian can lead to broken arms, legs, or ribs. Even passengers can get injured when another driver is negligent.

● Workplace Accidents: Falls from ladders, being hit by heavy objects, or being injured by unsafe machinery often lead to fractures. Employers have a duty to keep workplaces safe.

● Sporting Accidents: Poor supervision, unsafe sports grounds, or faulty equipment can cause broken bones during games or training.

● Defective or Unsafe Equipment: Broken playgrounds, faulty tools, or damaged public equipment can lead to sudden accidents.


Sometimes, health conditions such as weak bones or stress fractures from repetitive work or sports increase the risk. No matter the cause, you have a legal right to claim if someone else was at fault. 


Callisto Claims can help you understand your options and guide you through the process.

Are You Eligible to Make a Broken Bone Claim?

You may qualify for broken bone claims for compensation if your injury happened because someone else was careless. This means they had a duty to keep you safe and failed to do so. Under UK law, three main points decide if your claim is valid:


● Duty of Care: The person or company (like a driver, employer, or local council) has a legal responsibility to protect your safety.

● Breach of Duty: They did not follow that duty. For example, they left the floor wet, failed to repair faulty equipment, or drove recklessly.

● Causation: Their actions or mistakes directly caused your broken bone injury.

Even if you were partly at fault, you may still make a claim. This is called contributory negligence, and it may reduce your payout, but it does not remove your right.


You usually have three years from the accident date to start your claim. At Callisto Claims, we help gather evidence like medical reports, photos, and receipts. We guide you step by step, making the process stress-free and straightforward.

The Broken Bone Claims Process: A Step-by-Step Guide

Making a broken bone compensation claim can feel overwhelming, but at Callisto Claims, we make it simple. Here’s how the process works, step by step:

Step 1: Seek Medical Attention

Step 3: Contact Our Specialist Solicitors

Step 1: Seek Medical Attention

Your health comes first. Visit your doctor or the hospital to get a proper diagnosis. Medical records will also serve as strong evidence for your claim.

Step 2: Report the Accident

Step 3: Contact Our Specialist Solicitors

Step 1: Seek Medical Attention

Tell the right people about your accident. This could be your employer, the property owner, or the police. An official report supports your claim.

Step 3: Contact Our Specialist Solicitors

Step 3: Contact Our Specialist Solicitors

Step 3: Contact Our Specialist Solicitors

Reach out to Callisto Claims. Our expert solicitors will check if your claim is valid. We work on a “No Win, No Fee” basis, so you don’t pay unless we win.

Step 4: Gathering Evidence

Step 5: Negotiate Your Settlement

Step 3: Contact Our Specialist Solicitors

We collect everything needed for your case. This includes medical reports, witness statements, accident records, and photos of your injuries or the scene. If required, we may arrange an independent medical review.

Step 5: Negotiate Your Settlement

Step 5: Negotiate Your Settlement

Step 5: Negotiate Your Settlement

We handle all talks with the other party or their insurer. Our goal is to get you the maximum compensation for your pain, lost wages, and medical costs. Most cases settle without going to court.

How Much Compensation for a Broken Bone?

The amount you can get from a broken bone compensation claim depends on your injury and how it affects your life. There is no fixed number, as every case is unique. Compensation is split into two parts:


● General Damages: This covers your pain, suffering, and how the injury has changed your daily life. A simple fracture with a full recovery may get a few thousand pounds. Serious injuries with lasting problems, like a badly broken leg, may be worth tens of thousands. Complex breaks that leave life-long damage can cost over £100,000.

● Special Damages: This covers your financial losses. It includes lost wages if you cannot work, medical costs like physiotherapy or surgery, and travel expenses for hospital visits. If your injury causes long-term problems, future costs can also be included.


Several things affect how much you get, such as the bone you broke, how long your recovery takes, if surgery was needed, and how the accident impacts your work or daily life. If you have more than one fracture or other injuries, the amount may be higher.


The value of your claim is unique. At Callisto Claims, we look at your whole situation, collect the proper evidence, and fight for the maximum amount you deserve. Get an accurate assessment from our solicitors today. 

No Win, No Fee Broken Bone Claims

 At Callisto Claims, we offer No Win, No Fee broken bone claims. This means you do not pay anything up front to start your case. There is no financial risk to you. We work under a Conditional Fee Agreement (CFA), which means our fees are only paid if your claim is successful.


If we win, our costs are taken as a small, legally capped percentage of your compensation. If we do not win, you pay nothing. This makes the process simple, safe, and stress-free.


With Callisto Claims, you can focus on healing while we handle the legal side. Our team works hard to get you the maximum amount for your pain, lost earnings, and medical costs — all without the worry of big legal bills.

Why Choose Our Broken Bone Claim Solicitors?

 Choosing the right team matters when making a broken bone claim. At Callisto Claims, our broken bone compensation claim solicitors are specialists in UK personal injury law, with a strong focus on fracture and bone injury cases.


We have a proven record of winning compensation for our clients. Our team understands how insurers work and the tactics they use to reduce payouts. We use this knowledge to fight for the maximum amount you deserve.


Our approach is simple and caring. We know a broken bone can change your daily life, stop you from working, and cause pain and stress. That is why we focus on your needs first.


Callisto Claims is based in the UK and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA). You can trust us to handle your case professionally and safely.


With our help, you will not face confusing paperwork or unfair offers. We guide you step by step and keep the process straightforward and stress-free.

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You usually have 3 years from the date of the accident to start your claim. However, it is always best to start sooner. This gives our team more time to collect evidence and build a strong case.

You can still claim for the pain, suffering, and stress you went through during recovery. Even if your bone has healed, you may have lost income, paid medical bills, or missed essential plans. These losses matter in your claim.

Every case is different. Simple cases can take 6–12 months, while more serious or complex cases may take longer. At Callisto Claims, we always work to settle your claim as quickly as possible without rushing your results.

Most claims are settled out of court through negotiation with the other party’s insurance company. Only a small number of cases go to trial, and this is usually a last resort if a fair settlement cannot be reached.

Start Your Broken Bone Injury Claim Today

At Callisto Claims, we make claiming for your injury stress-free and straightforward. Our expert broken bone solicitors are here to guide you every step of the way. The first consultation is entirely free, and there is no obligation to proceed. We only act when you are ready. Don’t let someone else’s negligence leave you with bills and lost income.

Don't let someone else's negligence cause you financial stress. Contact our expert broken bone solicitors now for free, impartial advice. Call us on 07766 30 90 81 or complete our online enquiry form.

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