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dynamic asked:


 >What should I be expecting for the broken
 > wrist side of things,

Well, if it were an accident in the workplace, a figure of between 1 and 2
grand, on the assumption there will be no recurring problems.

Taken from a PDF on <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.hazards.org" target="_blank">www.hazards.org</a>

not sure if that helps or not, but well congrats on them fessing up.

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Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, Alan
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 >Dynamic wrote:
  >> Got in from work this afternoon to be greeted by a letter from the
  >> soliciters on the doormat. As I'm opening it, I'm thinking "what the
  >> fuck now" But it turns out that the other party has admitted
  >> liability, and now we've just got to settle how much.
  >>
  >>
  >> What should I be expecting for the broken wrist side of things,
  >> considering I didn't miss out on any work because of it?
 >
 >That depends - was it your wanking wrist?

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"Dynamic" <phill DeleteThis @ward6056.freeserve.co.uk> struggled to ejaculate:

 >What should I be expecting for the broken wrist side of things, considering
 >I didn't miss out on any work because of it?

How broken - was there surgical repair or just a cast? It makes a
difference, as does if it was your dominant hand.

Surgical repair to dominant wrist, physio followup, 4-6K.
Busted non-dominant wrist, cast and forget, 2-3K.

Don't forget your new lid, leathers, gloves and boots - a grand should
cover that.

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On Thu, 17 Jun 2004 17:04:49 +0100, "Dynamic"
<phill.TakeThisOut@ward6056.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:

 >Got in from work this afternoon to be greeted by a letter from the
 >soliciters on the doormat. As I'm opening it, I'm thinking "what the fuck
 >now" But it turns out that the other party has admitted liability, and now
 >we've just got to settle how much.
 >
 >
 >What should I be expecting for the broken wrist side of things, considering
 >I didn't miss out on any work because of it?

4.5k if you go by the Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme
guidelines:

<a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="https://www.cica.gov.uk/pls/portal/docs/PAGE/INFORMATION_PAGES/INFO_BOTTOMBOX_HWPC/SCHEME2001.PDF" target="_blank">https://www.cica.gov.uk/pls/portal/docs/PAGE/INFORMATION_PAGES/INFO_BO...MBOX_HW</a>

Page 46.
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Dynamic wrote:
 > Got in from work this afternoon to be greeted by a letter from the
 > soliciters on the doormat. As I'm opening it, I'm thinking "what the
 > fuck now" But it turns out that the other party has admitted
 > liability, and now we've just got to settle how much.
 >
 >
 > What should I be expecting for the broken wrist side of things,
 > considering I didn't miss out on any work because of it?

Heh, nice one Phil.
Should be worth at least a few grand I'd have thought

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Dynamic wrote:

 > What should I be expecting for the broken wrist side of things,
 > considering I didn't miss out on any work because of it?

So, what are you buying with it?

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On 19 Jun 2004 10:15:33 GMT, "Christofire" <chris.RemoveThis@ukrm.org> wrote:

 >Dynamic wrote:
 >
  >> What should I be expecting for the broken wrist side of things,
  >> considering I didn't miss out on any work because of it?
 >
 >So, what are you buying with it?

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"Christofire" <chris.DeleteThis@ukrm.org> wrote in message
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 > Dynamic wrote:
 >
  > > What should I be expecting for the broken wrist side of things,
  > > considering I didn't miss out on any work because of it?
 >
 > So, what are you buying with it?
 >

Depends how much I get and when I get it. I doubt money will be coming too
me anytime soon, so by the time I get it, I may be onto my full licence, so
either a nice sports 400, or put it away to help me through my first year of
uni when I go.

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