The level of compensation payments following accidents resulting in claims for finger injuries depends on a number of factors not least of which are the particular finger injured, the position at which it was injured and whether there is complete recovery.
Where there are serious finger fractures resulting in partial amputations, deformity, reduction in gripping ability and the function of the finger is seriously affected, claims may be paid up to £19,000. The total loss of an index finger may attract a compensation award of about £10,000 whereas claims for the partial loss of an index finger may be compensated by payments in the region £6,250 to £9,250. The fracture of an index finger could be expected to attract a compensation award in the region £4,750 to £6,250. Where an accident victim suffers the total loss of a middle finger, personal injury compensation awards should be in the region of £8000. In claims where there are serious injuries to the ring or middle fingers, which have perhaps been broken, and, although they have healed, there is a reduction in function and grip, personal injury compensation may be paid between £7,750 and £8,500.
Where the little finger is
amputated, one would expect claims to be settled for
between £4,500 and £6,250 but where only a part of the
little finger is lost compensation awards would be in
the region of between £2,000 and £3,000.
To make a claim either call
Accident Aid on 0800 180 4780 or forward your query
without any obligation to Accident Aid by email and you
will be contacted by an accident injury lawyer who will
advise as to whether you may be entitled to claim
compensation for your injury and any other losses you
may have sustained.
