Accident at Work

Levenes represented a Brazilian lady who suffered an injury to her left knee whilst manually handling a defective hoover down a flight of stairs.

A client of Michele Richards won his claim for personal injury at Court following an accident that he suffered at work.

Ms TB, a single mother, was working as a packer in a warehouse. She sustained an injury to her back when she lifted a sack of potatoes weighing 25 kilos.

The Claimant who was employed by the Defendant, Worldwide Steels Ltd, was working on a press machine and suffered a horrific injury when the machine press crushed his right hand causing an immediate amputation to his right index finger. Inspectors said that the guard failed to prevent access to moving parts.

Levenes solicitors are representing Zofia Jurek in a claim against Essex salad grower, Valley Grown Nurseries for compensation for the injuries and losses she has suffered as a result of the accident at work.

Mr PS was involved in an accident at work. The circumstances of the accident were that Mr PS was specifically asked by his Team Leader to help him to lift and move a pallet full of boxes containing clothes from a roller on the floor.

The client sustained an accident at work where a foreign metal jumped into his eye.

Mr P was working for a company specialising in repair and service of fork lift trucks. A fork lift truck arrived at the company premises and needed to be unloaded from the back of a lorry. As Mr P was inspecting the truck, a lorry driver reversed another fork lift truck and struck Mr P crushing him between the two trucks.

Mr Sean Morley* was working as a lorry driver delivery loads to a dual carriageway where construction work was going on at the side of the road. One lane of the dual carriageway had been coned off and Mr Morley had to drive down the slip road, on to the carriageway and then reverse back up the closed off lane.