Types of head injury at work
Causes and employer duties
hard hat provision, edge protection, object restraint
JCG 17th edition ranges
minor brain damage £2,210–£12,770; moderate £43,060–£219,070; severe £282,010–£403,990; very severe £303,830–£435,150
Long-term effects — what special damages apply
What if there are personality or cognitive changes
Fatal head injuries — link to /fatal-accident-at-work-claim
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Sources
- : JCG 17th edition
- Work at Height Regs 2005
- PPE Regs 1992/2022
- HSE stats 2024/25
This guide is editorial information about UK law. It is not legal advice and does not create a solicitor–client relationship. For advice on your circumstances, speak to a regulated personal-injury solicitor.