Amputation claim process

We pride ourselves on providing you with full transparency of the processes involved which provide help for you or your loved one. Our aim is for our clients to feel comfortable and confident by understanding how we work on your behalf.

The chart below illustrates the milestones we cover in all cases.

Our clients or their loved ones often like to discuss the process of their claim directly with us. If you would like to talk to one of our specialist lawyers, please call us on 0800 61 66 81, or use the contact details at the top left of this page

The length of time that this process takes varies on a case-by-case basis. At the Serious Injury Law Practice we work efficiently and in the best interests of our clients ensuring that all parties are constantly aware of the timescales involved. We take great care in ensuring that the correct evidence is collected, and that our lawyers have knowledge of the finest of case details, in order to provide the correct awards to our clients.

If you or a loved one has suffered an amputation injury please call us on 0800 61 66 81 , or use the contact details at the top left of this page.

What our clients say about us...

"Working with you was a real team effort. We got to know our lawyer on a one-to-one basis which ensured he understood and empathisised with our situation. The rehabilitation you organised fitted my needs exactly, and I have now returned to supporting my family as a full time mother." Mrs T Hinton, Kidderminster

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