Injury Claim Estimator
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Hand Injury
| Severity of Injury | Effect on injured person | Estimated compensation |
|---|---|---|
| Total loss of both hands | £92,000 – £132,000 | |
| Total loss of a single hand | £63,000 – £72,000 | |
| Very severe | Significant loss of function, amputation of several fingers and unsightly cosmetic disfigurement | £36,000 – £55,500 |
| Severe | Loss of function with possible amputation of fingers and cosmetic disfigurement | £19,000 – £40,650 |
| Less severe | Likely to be a crush injury with permanent loss of function but further surgery not required | £9,500 – £19,000 |
| Moderate | Crush injury with soft tissue wounds, surgery required but near full recovery made or expected | £4,100 – £8,700 |
| Minor | Minor crush injuries with full recovery within months | £1,450 – £8,400 |
The level of compensation awarded within each bracket will depend on:
- The impact of the injury on the functionality of the hand
- The level of disability
- The extent of any permanent disability
- The level of treatment required
- Whether a prosthetic hand can be used
- The extent of any cosmetic disfigurement
- The extent of any recurring or permanent pain








