Contact our offices
Make an enquiry
How can we help?
If you or a loved one has suffered an injury following a fall from height at work due to someone else’s negligence, then you might be entitled to make a fall from height claim for compensation. To discuss pursuing a fall from height claim, call our solicitors on 0161 696 6235.
Our fall from height solicitors represent victims and their families to get the compensation they rightfully deserve when they've had a fall that wasn't their fault. Whether it’s a fall from a ladder at work or you have tripped down the stairs, we understand how a fall injury can affect your life, in particular, your day-to-day activities and our aim is to ensure that we secure you the maximum fall from height compensation you need to enable you to recover and potentially adapt to new circumstances. Submit your fall from height claim with Stephensons today.
A fall from height refers to an incident where a person loses their balance or support and descends from an elevated position to a lower level. It commonly occurs on construction sites, rooftops, ladders, scaffolding, or any situation where individuals are working or moving at an elevated height, resulting in potential injuries or fatalities.
A fall from height claim refers to legal action taken by an individual who has suffered injuries or damages as a result of falling from a higher level to a lower surface, which wasn't their fault. The claimant seeks compensation for their losses, potentially including medical expenses, pain and suffering, and lost wages, among others.
Yes, if a loved one is killed in a fall from height at work then it is possible to bring fall from height claims on their behalf. As with all personal injury claims, there is a three-year window that starts from the date of the accident or death to bring a claim, so contact our supportive and sympathetic expert solicitors today on 0161 696 6235for a no-obligation chat.
Our fall from height claims solicitors have extensive experience and knowledge in handling such cases, ensuring that you receive the maximum compensation you deserve. We provide a compassionate and supportive service, guiding you through the legal process with ease.
Our fall from height claims solicitors can help by providing legal advice and representation for individuals who have suffered injuries or losses due to falls from height, including workplace accidents, construction site accidents, and slips and falls from elevated surfaces.
A fall from height or a fall at work in the UK can occur when adequate protections have not been put in place, someone hasn't followed safety regulations or equipment is defective, causing a worker to fall. This can lead to death or a serious injury occurring. Those who work on ladders, scaffolding or roofs or those using cranes, high sided vehicles and other elevated vehicles are most at risk.
Our fall from height claims solicitors help individuals who have suffered injuries or fatalities as a result of falling from a height, whether it be at work, in a public place, or in a private setting.
To claim for a fall from height, gather evidence such as witness statements, photographs, and medical records. Contact Stephensons' personal injury lawyers who specialises in fall from height claims to help you file a claim and seek compensation for your injuries and damages.
If you believe you may be entitled to seek compensation for your fall from height at work, please reach out to our experienced solicitors for assistance. You can contact us by calling 0161 696 6235 or by filling out our online enquiry form. We are here to provide you with the necessary legal support and guidance you may require.
Related services
Keith Brown shares his experience after an accident at work resulted in a serious injury, not only did the injury lead to Keith taking time off work but it also meant he would never be able to return to a similar role in the future. Keith talks about the accident and also discusses how he found working with Stephensons to pursue a personal injury compensation claim.
loading staff
Claims for damages in personal injury cases in England and Wales are subject to the personal injury discount rate (PIDR). This key element for the calculation of compensation in personal injury cases is vital for ensuring fairness when assessing the...
Why does my personal injury solicitor need to see a copy of my medical records?
Have you ever wondered why, when pursuing a claim for personal injury compensation , your solicitor needs to see a copy of your medical records? In most personal injury claims, including some road traffic accident claims , it is necessary for...
staff reorder - personal injury
