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Foot and toe injury compensation
Our team of medical negligence and personal injury solicitors are specialists in foot and toe injury compensation. They have over 25 years’ experience of handling claims and cases involving people who have experienced toe and foot injuries from fractures and sprains to severe injuries and trauma resulting in amputation.
Foot injuries are common; they can occur from a range of incidents including slips and trips, causing sprains or sporting and traffic accidents causing fractures and in the most severe cases needing amputation.
As we are so reliant on our feet for day to life, any injury to the foot can make it difficult if not impossible, to carry out the most simple tasks.
Our expertise
How much is your claim worth?
The figures below are for guidance only. For details of other claim amounts, please go back to our compensation calculator.
| Foot injuries | Estimated compensation value | |
| Amputations | £67,800 - £170,835 | |
| Severe foot injuries | £33,900 - £93,030 | |
| Moderate foot injuries | £11,100 - £59,430 | |
| Minor foot injuries | up up £11,655 | |
| Toe injuries | Estimated compensation value |
| Amputation of all toes | £29,500 - £47,565 |
| Amputation of the big toe | up to £26,460 |
| Severe toe injuries | £7,700 - £17,850 |
| Moderate toe injuries | up to £8,085 |
The value of your claim is reliant on a variety of factors; these are very individual to you and your circumstances. When assessing the value of your claim your injuries, the impact on your life and any financial impact both now and in the future are all considerations.
No win no fee injury claims
The majority of our medical negligence and personal injury claims are handled on a no win no fee basis, or a conditional fee agreement to use its technical term. This means there is no financial risk to you.
The first step in starting your claim for compensation is to call our team or email us to tell us about your toe or foot injury, how you got the injuries, if anyone else was involved and where the accident happened. We’ll also need to know how severe your injuries are and how the incident has impacted your life. Have you needed medical attention, rehabilitation or time off work for example?
From the information you give us our team of expert solicitors will be able to make an assessment of your claim. We can tell you how likely it will be that your claim is successful and the estimated value of your claim.
When you’re dealing with personal injuries like toe injuries or severe injuries like amputation from either medical negligence or personal injury it is important to choose an expert solicitor who deals with these complex and emotionally challenging cases on a daily basis. A solicitor experienced in this field will be able to assess and work your case to ensure you receive the compensation rightfully yours. Your compensation should cover your lifetime needs.
... in a hospital negligence claim. Jeanette was friendly, compassionate, helpful and professional. The case was successful and I am sure this would not have happened without Jeanette's determination, professionalism and expertise.
Our team
Our team of solicitors is led by a recognised expert in medical negligence and personal injury, Jeanette Whyman. Jeanette is accredited by both the Law Society and the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers. She was described by a client in Chambers 2015 as “first class and lovely to deal with” so you can feel assured you’re in professional and compassionate hands.
Jeanette is regularly quoted in articles about the NHS, medical negligence cases and personal injury. Her medical negligence cases are often featured in the national press.
Jeanette and her team have helped hundreds of people who have suffered from foot and toe injuries and trauma recover compensation for their injuries.
We work with a pool of investigators and medical experts to help secure your case. They help us to build a successful case for you looking at your medical reports and injuries, the likely cost of any medical treatment you have needed or may need in the future. Also taken into account are things such as care, rehabilitation, equipment and in some cases accommodation and travel expenses.
By their very nature severe foot injuries or cases where there has been trauma to the feet can take longer to complete than a less serious compensation claim. It is however important to ensure you receive all the compensation you are entitled to.
Jeanette Whyman is a well-established figure in the clinical negligence field.
