New workplace equipment should be safe and reliable – but when it fails, the consequences can be life-changing.
Our client was carrying out their duties on site when faulty equipment suddenly malfunctioned, causing a heavy load to fall directly onto their legs.
This resulted in serious injuries, including fractured bones and ligament damage, leading to a week-long hospital stay and ongoing mobility issues that continue to affect their daily life.
During the course of their work, our client was injured when essential workplace equipment failed without warning. The malfunction caused a heavy load to fall directly onto both legs, leading to serious and long-lasting injuries.
Under UK health and safety laws, employers must ensure all workplace equipment is safe, well-maintained, and fit for purpose. This accident at work claim was successful because:
Faulty or poorly maintained equipment can lead to complex legal cases. When choosing a solicitor, ensure they:
With over 20 years experience supporting injured workers, NJS Law is dedicated to securing the maximum compensation you deserve.
Yes. Employers must provide safe and properly maintained equipment. If it fails and causes injury, you may be eligible for compensation.
Compensation varies depending on injury severity and long-term effects. In this case, out client received over £17,000.
That strengthens your claim. If the equipment was faulty or poorly maintained, liability falls on the employer.
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