Psychiatric Damage
Post-traumatic stress disorder:
Severe - up to £74,000
Moderate - up to £12,250
Minor - up to £3,750
Chronic fatigue syndrome - around £32,000
Injuries to Internal Organs
Chest and lung injuries - up to £96,000
Fractured ribs -up to £2,500
Asbestos-related disease:
Mesothelioma - up to £81,500
Lung cancer - up to £64,250
Asbestosis - up to £67,500
Food poisoning:
Severe - up to £33,500
Minor - up to £2,500
Asthma:
Severe - up to £42,000
Mild - up to £32,500
Orthopaedic Injuries
Neck injuries:
Severe - up to £95,000
Moderate - up to £16,000
Minor - up to £5,000
Back injuries:
Severe - up to £108,000
Moderate - up to £24,750
Minor - up to £8,000
Shoulder injuries:
Severe - up to £30,750
Moderate - up to £8,100
Minor - up to £5,000
Pelvis/hip injuries:
Severe - up to £83,500
Moderate - up to £25,000
Minor - up to £8,000
Arm injuries:
Loss of both arms - up to £191,500
Loss of one arm - up to £87,500+
Severe injuries - up to £83,500
Hand injuries:
Total or effective loss of both hands - up to £129,000
Serious damage to both hands - up to £54,000
Total or effective loss of one hand - up to £70,000
Serious hand injuries - up to £39,500
Moderate hand injury - up to £8,500
Minor hand injuries - up to £2,750
Severe fractures to fingers - up to £23,500
Vibration White Finger / Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome:
Serious - up to £24,500
Moderate - up to £10,750
Minor - up to £5,500
Leg injuries:
Total loss of both legs - up to £180,000
Most serious injuries just short of amputation - up to £85,500
Severe - up to £54,000
Moderate - up to £25,000
Minor - up to £17,750
Knee injuries:
Severe - up to £61,500
Moderate - up to £17,000
Minor - up to £8,750
Ankle injuries:
Severe - up to £44,500
Moderate - up to £17,000
Minor - up to £8,750
Foot injuries:
Amputation of both feet - up to £128,500
Amputation of one foot - £up to £70,000
Severe - up to £70,000
Moderate - up to £16,000
Minor - up to £8,750
Toe injuries:
Amputation of all toes - up to £36,000
Severe - up to £12,250
Moderate - up to £6,150
Injuries Involving Paralysis
Quadriplegia - up to £257,750
Paraplegia - up to £180,000
Head Injuries:
Brain damage:
Severe - up to £257,750
Moderate - up to £180,000
Minor - up to 327,500
Minor head injury:
up to £8,100
Damage to hair:
Loss of hair (causing distress) - up to £7,000
Facial Injuries
Fracture of cheek bones:
Major fractures of frontal facial bones: up to £23,500
Fracture of cheek bones - up to £10,100
Jaw fractures:
Severe - up to £29,000
Loss of several front teeth - up to £7,250
Facial disfigurement:
Females:
Very severe scarring
- up to £62,000
Males:
Very severe scarring
- up to £42,000
Injuries Affecting the Senses
Eyes and Ears:
Total blindness and deafness - around £255,000
Eyes:
Total blindness - around £172,500
Loss of sight in one eye with reduced vision in the remaining eye - up to £115,000
Total loss of one eye - up to £42,000
Minor eye injuries - up to £5,600
Ears:
Total deafness and loss of speech - up to £90,000
Total deafness - up to £70,000
Total loss of hearing in one ear - up to £29,000
Partial hearing loss/Tinnitus:
Up to £29,000