Experiencing an accident at work can be overwhelming, but knowing the right steps to take can strengthen your injury claim and protect your rights. From reporting the incident to gathering evidence, each action can play a crucial role in ensuring a successful compensation claim.
Start by notifying your employer or supervisor as soon as the accident happens. Seek medical attention, even if the injury seems minor. Be sure to record the event in the workplace accident book and, if possible, collect witness statements and photographs. These steps not only safeguard your health but also build a stronger legal case.
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Once an accident occurs, gathering the right evidence is critical for making a successful compensation claim. Beyond just reporting the incident, you should document your medical treatment, track time off work, and maintain a timeline of your recovery. This helps prove the extent of your suffering and financial loss. Partnering with an experienced claims advisor can simplify the process. They’ll guide you on what documentation is needed and how to communicate with insurers or legal parties on your behalf, often working on a no win, no fee basis.
Any employee, contractor, or visitor who is injured at work due to unsafe conditions, lack of training, or employer negligence can make a workplace accident claim.
Seek medical attention, report the accident to your supervisor or HR department, ensure it’s recorded in the accident book, and gather witness details or photos of the scene.
Strong evidence includes accident book entries, medical records, photos of the hazard, witness statements, CCTV footage, and proof of financial losses such as lost wages or medical bills.
You generally have three years from the date of the accident to make a workplace injury claim. Exceptions may apply if the injury developed over time or involved a minor.
No. It’s illegal for an employer to dismiss or treat you unfairly for making a legitimate compensation claim. Employers have insurance to cover workplace accident claims.
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We are ‘UK Injury Claims’, a marketing website which aims to provide consumers with access to Solicitor Firms and Claims Management Companies who can help the consumer enquire about personal injury claims.
In this policy ‘UK Injury Claims’, ‘we’, ‘us’ or ‘our’ means:
‘UK Injury Claims’ which is a trading style of QWM Media Ltd, whose registered address is; The Tube Business Centre, 86 North Street, Manchester, M8 8RA. Registered in England & Wales with registration number: 11065186. We are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in respect of regulated claims management activities. FRN:831798
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For example, we will collect information about you when you complete our form, such as your name, email and postal address and contact telephone number in order to help you find a regulated advisor to help you with your potential claim.
We, like many companies, automatically collect the following information:
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The data you provide to us will be used by us to make contact with you. In providing our service to you, we will put you in touch with a Solicitor suited to your needs. This could be dependent upon the type of injury you have sustained. We will share your information with our partners which include regulated claims management companies and legal representatives. We will share your information with the solicitor’s firm you enter into an agreement with to process your personal injury claim, as a result of our recommendation.
We do not share your information with other third parties for marketing purposes.
We will transfer your personal information to a third party solicitor firm or CMC in order to conduct a relevant claim check on your request, or if we’re under a duty to disclose or share your personal data in order to comply with any legal obligation or to enforce or apply our terms of use or to protect the rights, property or safety of our staff, customers, users of the website or others. However, we will take steps with the aim of ensuring that your privacy rights continue to be protected.
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We keep your information for no longer than is necessary for the purposes it was collected for, the length of time we retain your personal information for is determined by operational and legal considerations. For example, we are legally required to hold some types of information to fulfil our statutory and regulatory obligations (e.g. telephone recordings).
We review our retention periods on a regular basis.
Data protection law requires us to rely on one or more lawful grounds to process your personal information. We consider the following grounds to be relevant:
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Lawful Basis – Where necessary so that we can comply with a legal or regulatory obligation to which we are subject, for example where we are ordered by our regulatory authority, we may process need to process your data under a lawful basis.
Under UK data protection law, you have certain rights over the personal information that we hold about you.
You have a right to request access to the personal data that we hold about you. You also have the right to request a copy of the information we hold about you, and we will provide you with this unless legal exceptions apply.
You have the right to have inaccurate or incomplete information we hold about you corrected. If you change email address, or if you believe any of the other information we hold is inaccurate or out of date, please contact us via email or post (see below).
You have a right to ask us to restrict the processing of some or all of your personal information if there is a disagreement about its accuracy or we’re not lawfully allowed to use it.
You may ask us to delete some or all of your personal information and in certain cases, and subject to certain exceptions; we will do so as far as we are required to. In many cases, we will anonymise that information, rather than delete it.
If we are processing your personal information (1) based on your consent, and (2) the processing is being done by automated means, you may ask us to provide it to you or another service provider in a machine-portable format.
You have the right to object to processing where we using your personal information for statistical/research purposes.
If you want to exercise any of the above rights, please email us at sa@qwmltd.com.
We may be required to ask for further information and/or evidence of identity. We will endeavour to respond fully to all requests within one month of receipt of your request, however if we are unable to do so we will contact you with reasons for the delay.
Please note that exceptions apply to a number of these rights, and not all rights will be applicable in all circumstances. For more details we recommend you consult the guidance published by the UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office, https://ico.org.uk/
We are concerned to protect the privacy of children aged 16 or under. If you are aged 16 or under‚ please get your parent/guardian’s permission beforehand whenever you provide us with personal information.
We keep this policy under regular review. This policy was last updated in October 2022.
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At QWM Media Ltd we strive to provide a high standard service, but there may be some instances where you are dissatisfied with our service. We take all complaints seriously and invite your concerns so that we can improve our services in the future. In the instance you have a criticism with the service provided from your appointed legal representative, you will be directed to their complaint’s procedure. However, we will take your concerns into consideration when deciding on conducting future business with the legal representative.
You can make a complaint in writing, by letter, email or verbally over the phone or in person. When making a complaint you should explain your concerns alongside providing data such as your name or reference number to enable us to locate your records. This information will allow us to investigate your concerns as soon as possible. A complaint can be lodged with our nominated complaints handler: Mr Sohrab Abbasi on the below:
Your complaint will immediately be assigned to our Compliance Officer who will gather all the relevant information to investigate your complaint. There may be a need to contact you. All information relevant to your complaint will be obtained and reviewed. For instance, if your complaint is in relation to receiving a call, your opt in consent will be investigated and obtained. If your complaint is in relation to the service provided from your legal representative, we will gather relevant information, alongside directing you to their complaint’s procedure. Your legal representative is authorised by the Solicitor Regulation Authority (SRA); therefore, they are required to comply with their regulatory requirements.
We will acknowledge your complaint within 5 working days which includes contact details, should you wish to liaise further at any time during the investigation.
We then have 8 weeks from the date we receive your complaint to provide you with an outcome of our complaint’s investigation. If after 8 weeks, we are unable to resolve your complaint, we will write to you providing an update on the progress and inform you when we expect to provide you with a final response. We aim to resolve the complaints within the given timescales but if we are unable to do so, we will write to you again, providing details on the progress of your complaint. If the conclusion of our complaints investigation shows that you have received an unsatisfactory service or have suffered a material loss as a result of the service we provided, we will make proposals to put this right. If this is not the case, we will write to you setting out how we reached our decision.
You will receive a final decision letter which will provide a full account of our investigation and of our conclusion. Where redress is appropriate, we will outline exactly the form of redress.
If you are not satisfied with the outcome or do not agree with the conclusion of our investigation you have the right to appeal the decision. You can take your complaint directly to the Financial Ombudsman Service by letter, email or telephone. You can also take your complaint to the Financial Ombudsman Service if you do not receive an outcome within the timescale.
Please note that you have 6 months to escalate your complaint to the Financial Ombudsman Service from the date of receiving your final response or of the 8-week deadline.
You can contact the Financial Ombudsman Service by:
Post: Financial Ombudsman Service, Exchange Tower, Harbour Exchange, London, E14 9SR
Email: complaints.info@fiiancial-ombudsman.org.uk
Telephone: 0800 023 4567