Knee Injuries

The amount of compensation you could receive from a serious knee injury where the injured had lengthy treatment, a considerable amount of pain and loss of function, arthrodesis or arthroplasty has taken place or is inevitable the amount would be in the region of £40,750 to £56,000. 

For a less fracture extending into the knee joint causing constant pain, limiting movement, loss of agility with the possibility of osteoarthritis the amount of compensation you might receive would be in the region of £30,500 to £40,750. 

A less severe knee injury resulting in less severe disability where there is still continuing symptoms of pain and limitation of movement could result in a award of £15,500 to £25,000. 

Moderate knee injuries involving dislocation, torn cartilage or meniscus which might accelerate symptoms from a pre-existing condition which result in minor instability, weakness or other mild future disability the amount you could receive in compensation would be in the region of £8,400 to £15,500. 

Less serious moderate knee injuries where there maybe some pain and discomfort, the amount of compensation would be in the region of £8,150.  Where there has been complete recovery the award is unlikely to exceed £3,500. 

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