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Work injury is a broad term that can range from being caught in an explosion on a construction site to suffering RSI at an office desk. One of the conditions that may be contained within the term is a hernia.
Generally, a hernia is the name given to the condition where part of the body's internal systems protrude through the muscles or membranes that are supposed to contain it. There are various kinds, of which the most common is the inguinal hernia, where a section of the bladder or intestine pushes through a natural weakness in the body where the thigh joins the abdomen - and is more common in men than women.
It is possible to suffer this condition as a result of overexertion, whether that means hoisting bricks or pushing a filing cabinet, and if this overexertion is a result of management negligence, such as failing to train workers in the correct lifting technique to avoid personal injury, then a work accident claim may well be a viable option.
Treatment for the condition has improved in recent decades, as a synthetic mesh has been developed that allows the weakness in the body's walls to be repaired more firmly - but strenuous activity must be avoided for approximately two months, which may cause loss of earnings for the sufferer of personal injury. This may also be considered in a compensation claim.
Finding a solicitor for your work injury case
An accident at work claim requires a specialist in the industrial accident field to give it its best chance of success. Here at YouClaim, we have a panel of experts, with a remarkable history of success, that includes no win, no fee lawyers devoted to this area of the law.
And these specialists are able to work on a basis that makes them entirely free to you. Our model is based on the belief that the one who suffers a personal injury that appears to be another's fault should not have to pay for justice to be done. For that reason, we make no charge to our clients, win or lose, and protect them from all costs, disbursements and opponent charges that may feature in a compensation claim.
This doesn't mean we skimp on professionalism; all the no win, no fee lawyers in our work injury department are governed by the Solicitors Regulation Authority, and all are signed up to our promise that our clients receive 100 percent compensation in a won case (as most are).
Call today for more information - 0800 10 757 95 - or use our website's echat window, callback form or online claim form to get hold of one of our knowledgeable work injury advisors.
