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For you to successfully claim jaw injury compensation, you will need to get specialist legal advice from an expert personal injury solicitor.
Before making a jaw injury compensation claim, contact Blackwater Law and speak to a member of our team. They will be able to quickly assess the strength of your jaw injury compensation claim and offer advice on the most appropriate course of legal action to take.
Recognised as a leading firm of personal injury lawyers by the Legal 500, an independent ranking directory of the UK’s top law firms, Blackwater Law will guide you through each stage of the legal process and will keep you informed about the progress of your jaw injury compensation claim throughout. In acting for you in making your claim, we will aim to build the strongest possible case on your behalf to secure the maximum amount of jaw injury compensation you are entitled to.
Your Blackwater Law personal injury solicitor will guide you through each stage of the process and will keep you updated on the progress of your compensation claim throughout. In acting for you in making your jaw injury compensation claim, we will endeavour to build the strongest possible case on your behalf to secure the maximum amount of compensation you are entitled to for your jaw injury.
Jaw injuries can range in their complexity and therefore, the amount of compensation a person could be entitled to. A mild jaw injury like a fracture for example could be valued at between £6,460 – £8,730. A severe arm injury such as multiple fractures that require extensive treatment, could be entitled to claim between £30,490 – £45,540.
Use our jaw injury compensation calculator below to estimate the amount of compensation you may receive for your jaw injury. Once you have calculated your potential compensation, call us and speak to one of our personal injury solicitors about commencing your claim.
If you suffer an injury to your jaw – whether it is a fractured jaw, dislocated jaw or an injured jaw muscle, tendon or ligament – and that injury was caused in an accident; as a result of some form of medical or clinical negligence (such as a surgical error or a case of dental negligence), or by a physical assault – you could be entitled to claim personal injury compensation as a result. The amount of compensation awarded will be determined by the type of injury sustained, the amount of pain and discomfort you suffer, your personal circumstances and any loss of earnings caused by the injury.
Broken Jaw
A broken jaw (or mandible fracture) is a relatively common facial injury. In fact, the jaw is the 10th most commonly fractured bone in the human body, and of all the bones in the face, only the nose is broken more frequently. A fractured jaw is generally the result of a direct force or trauma to the jawbone and requires immediate medical attention because of the risk of breathing problems or bleeding. It is also worth noting that a significant percentage of people who suffer broken jawbones also have associated head injuries, as well as potential injuries to the neck, face, eyes, and nose. This can also affect the level of personal injury compensation awarded.
Dislocated Jaw
A dislocated jaw is where the lower part of the jaw has moved out of its normal position at one or both joints where the jaw bone connects to the skull (temporomandibular joints). A dislocated jaw usually heals well, but there is an increased risk of dislocation in the future. If the jaw is dislocated, it can sometimes be realigned without the need for surgery. If the jaw does become dislocated it may need to be stabilised, which usually involves bandaging the jaw in order to prevent the mouth from opening. Where repeated jaw dislocations occur, surgery may be required.
Blackwater Law is one of the leading firms of jaw injury compensation solicitors in the UK. With extensive experience in handling hundreds of compensation claims for a variety of jaw injuries, we have the necessary expertise to help you claim the compensation you deserve. Our team of personal injury solicitors is committed to handling your jaw injury compensation claim with skill, dedication and the utmost discretion.
Common jaw injuries include a broken jaw and dislocated jaw, both of which can affect your ability to eat and drink properly, as well as inhibit your ability to speak. Jaw fractures and dislocations can be the result of an accident at work, road traffic accident or criminal act of violence and can sometimes take several months to fully heal.
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