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If you believe your cheekbone injury has occurred due to the negligence of another person, you may be able to claim compensation. We know money won’t solve the injury, but if it can help resolve any financial worries whilst you recover then it’s one less thing to worry about. If you have had a Cheekbone injury that you believe wasn’t your fault, contact PSR Solicitors today.
Cheekbone injuries can be both physically and mentally difficult to cope with, being on the face where a lot of movement happens at regular intervals, the physical pain can be difficult to deal with. Also, with it being on your face it can be difficult from a cosmetic perspective with it being hard to cover and could potentially alter how you look forever.
Cheekbone injuries can happen in a multitude of different scenarios, whether that’s a slip or trip or some kind of workplace accident, a lot of the reasons for injury can be the fault of someone else. Cheekbone injuries could cause nerve damage leading to loss of movement in the face, issues with sight or even in the most severe cases, facial paralysis.
Due to the wide-ranging impact of cheekbone injuries, the initial injury is just the beginning, and a cheekbone injury could have broader ranging consequences. That’s why it’s important to get in touch to understand whether you’re eligible for compensation to help ease the burden.
Whether you’re looking for advice, help or want to make a claim right away, our friendly and compassionate team of personal injury solicitors will listen to your case intently and give you honest, clear and open advice as to the chances of success with your specific circumstances and what would be involved in going down this route.
If you do decide to make a claim you will be assigned your own personal injury solicitor who will be with you throughout the whole claims process, being there for advice and to ease any stress and worry and making sure you’re always informed of your claim’ progress. Your claim will also be handled on a no-win-no-fee basis, meaning you won’t have to worry about payment if your claim is unsuccessful.
If you have been involved in an accident that has resulted in your cheekbone being injured, we’re here to help. Our knowledgeable and experienced team of personal injury solicitors can help you to understand and explore whether you can claim compensation for your injury. If you believe your cheekbone injury was caused by the negligence of another person or group, get in touch today to explore your options.
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If you’re thinking of making a claim for compensation, you’ll likely want to know how much you may be able to receive. Below we have outlined some estimates for compensation that you could receive for your cheekbone injury. Cheekbone injuries, although seemingly only focused on the cheekbone itself, can have other effects in different areas of your face.
Please be aware these are just estimates and your specific case may be different. If you’d like more detail based on your circumstances, please contact us today.
£2,000 - £2,600
£3,800 - £5,700
£8,900 - £13,900
We are expert & accredited Personal Injury Lawyers. While some firms settle for ease and speed, we work hard to secure the highest possible compensation payouts. Trust our experts.
Paul Rossiter
Managing Director
Paul Rossiter LLB (Hons)
I qualified as a solicitor in 1998 and worked as a Personal Injury Specialist throughout my legal career, dealing with high value serious injury cases obtaining both compensation and rehabilitation for my clients. I was a member of APIL (Association Of Personal injury Lawyers) and recognised by the Law Society as being a Senior Personal Injury Solicitor.
After working in various law firms, both small high street firms and a larger practice in Manchester, I saw a gap in the market for a high quality practice that had the same core high street values of being personable and approachable and combining them with the efficiency and professionalism of a larger practice. PSR Solicitors was therefore established in 2009 and since then PSR Solicitors has provided high quality legal services to local clients throughout North Wales and Cheshire.
I live in Chester with my young family and 2 dogs and enjoy regular holidays along the coast of North Wales and Ibiza.
I have recently been asked to join the board of trustees at Platform For Life, a mental health counselling charity in Chester. Good mental health is the foundation of a more fulfilled, happy and healthy life, yet many families struggle to access the help and support they need to achieve it. Platform for Life offers free local counselling and play therapy for families who would otherwise not be able to afford it.
Richard Layfield
Solicitor - Head of Personal Injury
Richard Layfield LLB (Hons)
Since joining PSR Solicitors in March 2013 I opened and managed our Rhyl office and became head of the Personal Injury department shortly thereafter. I therefore have responsible for managing Person Injury cases throughout the firm. In January 2024 I relocated to our head office in Chester.
I completed both my Law LLB and LPC degrees at Cardiff University, graduating in 2008 and 2009 respectively. Thereafter, I completed my 2-year training contract at a firm based in Cardiff. I was retained by this firm as a Criminal Defence Solicitor until I decided to relocate up to North Wales.
As an experienced Personal Injury Solicitor, I represent Claimants in all manner of personal injury case work including injuries as a result of Road Traffic Accidents, Accidents at Work, and Occupiers Liability Accidents. I handle all types off personal injury claims from the minor right through to complex more serious injury claims.
Outside of work I enjoy running and hiking, going to the gym, travel, cooking and am a keen rugby fan.
USUAL LOCATIONS: Chester Office, Rhyl Office
Mark House
Solicitor - Head of Litigation
Mark House LLB (Hons)
I completed my law degree and legal practice course at Nottingham Law School, before qualifying as a solicitor in 2004. I then worked at a specialist personal injury firm in the East Midlands and a leading regional firm, before joining PSR in 2017.
With PSR I've continued to specialise in acting for Personal Injury claimants and have developed a keen understanding of the procedures and tactics involved in pursuing a claim, as well as the difficulties and concerns faced by people who have suffered as the result of an accident.
Since 2014 I've been proud to help hundreds of people. I've represented the public in all manner of injury claims, including serious orthopaedic injuries, brain damage, and psychological trauma. I was instructed to deal with claims for clients in the aftermath of the Potters Bar rail crash and the Penhallow hotel fire.
In addition, I represent clients in relation to all manner of disputes. I have dealt with professional negligence claims, such as those against solicitors and builders. I have helped clients recover money which is due to them and to dispute invoices which have been sent to them. I have helped business defend claims against them. I have tackled neighbour and boundary disputes.
I live locally to the Colwyn Bay office, and outside of work, I enjoy taking advantage of the coastal and mountain outdoor activities which are available on the doorstep. I'm also heavily involved with an outdoor pursuits charity, which I find an enjoyable and rewarding way of using my free time.
USUAL LOCATIONS: Shotton Office, Wrexham Office, Colwyn Bay Office, Wallasey Office
Jasmine Ostanek
Solicitor
Jasmine Ostanek LLB (Hons)
I joined PSR Solicitors in May 2022 as part of their first cohort of Trainee Solicitors. After being admitted as a Solicitor in August 2023, I joined the firm's Litigation Department.
I completed my Law degree at The University of Liverpool in 2018, then went on to complete the Legal Practice Course at The College of Law, Chester.
Outside of work I enjoy making the most of living in North Wales and often spend my weekends on the Llyn Peninsula. I also enjoy going to the gym, skiing holidays and travelling to warmer destinations.
USUAL LOCATIONS: Rhyl Office, Colwyn Bay Office
The bones commonly referred to as cheekbone are the zygomatic or malar bones. Any damage to them can be extremely debilitating and can happen in a wide range of circumstances, including:
Sadly, assault is one of the common ways in which cheekbone injuries occur. If you have been hit with enough force from a punch or a kick, your cheekbone would be likely to break. Sadly, being an innocent victim of assault can also come with a lot of emotional trauma, including not wanting to leave the house or worrying about future assaults. If the perpetrator can be located, they will likely face both criminal charges and personal injury claims action.
Employers have a responsibility to ensure the safety and well-being of all employees whilst at work. The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 is an act that puts legal liability on employers to ensure safety in the workplace.
A cheekbone injury at work could occur due to faulty equipment, a lack of safety provisions or slips and trips due to unsafe conditions. If your accident occurred at work and you believe your employer was at fault, you may be able to claim compensation. We know it may be daunting and quite worrying making a claim against your employer, but it is your right if the injury wasn’t your fault. Make sure you get in touch with our expert team of personal injury solicitors today.
Local authorities and highway authorities are responsible for maintaining roads and public footpaths across the UK and as such have a responsibility to make sure they are maintained to an acceptable standard to ensure safety for the general public and motorists. Therefore, if you have a cheekbone injury due to a poorly maintained road surface or issues with a path, you may be able to claim compensation.
The cheekbone, or zygomatic bone, is a rectangular shape facial bone. It extends from the side of the eye socket down to the jaw.
Its thickness makes it a strong bone, allowing it to support other parts of the head and face it joins to – near the jaw, ears, eyes, and skulls – and protect other weaker portions of the face. The articulations that connect it to the skull are not as sturdy, partly because of the passage of veins and arteries through a tunnel called the zygomaticofacial foramen.
This area is subject to a fair amount of variation. An additional joint is sometimes found in the cheekbone, dividing it into two sections. Individuals have also been found to feature an extra zygomaticofacial foramen, leading medical professionals to treat the additional passage as a fracture. This confusion sometimes leads to unnecessary treatment.
The cheekbone is essential in the support and protection of veins, nerves and organs in the face. While it is a stationary bone, its lower section aids the movement of the jaw, which is vital to provide functions such as speaking, drinking, eating, chewing, and facial expressions. Cheekbone injuries can be particularly debilitating in cases in which they impact these basic functions, and rehabilitation can be tough.
If you have suffered a cheekbone injury which has impacted the anatomy or function of the zygomatic bone, contact PSR Solicitors. Our specialist personal injury solicitors have vast experience in obtaining compensation for all types of cheekbone injuries, and can support you through the legal process of a cheekbone injury compensation claim.
Following your cheekbone injury, the severity of the injury will be established with a medical examination, including an X-Ray scan. You will be instructed to avoid straining facial movements that cause pain, or blowing your nose.
Cheekbone fractures may cause a movement of the eyeball, especially in more severe cases. This usually requires surgical procedures to realign the zygomatic fracture.
Severe zygomatic fractures can show symptoms such as double vision, with extreme cases being associated with orbital blowout, causing similar symptoms to a concussion.
The similarity of the symptoms can lead to an incorrect diagnosis, especially in cases in which no cosmetic changes are apparent. Delayed or negligent medical treatment of a zygomatic fracture can lead to painful and lengthy rehabilitation periods.
If you have suffered damage to your cheekbone through no fault of your own and you feel there is evidence of third party liability, then you are entitled to try and make a cheekbone injury compensation claim.
By employing the services of one of PSR's qualified personal injury lawyers, you can rest assured that you have secured the legal expertise and experience to win your claim and receive the maximum compensation that you deserve.
In the unlikely event that your claim is unsuccessful, our No Win No Fee promise offers you the peace of mind that there will be no legal costs to pay, meaning no risk to you.
All PSR’s Personal Injury Solicitors in Wales and our Injury Lawyers in Cheshire are accredited by the Law Society for Personal Injury Claims. Our accredited status as specialist tooth injury solicitors provides the reassurance you should be looking for and guarantees that we have the expertise and tenacity to secure the maximum levels of compensation for you or your family.
Covering North Wales and Cheshire, with offices in Colwyn Bay, Ellesmere Port, Rhyl, Shotton, Wrexham, Wallasey, and Chester, PSR Solicitors are one of the leading firms of Personal Injury Solicitors, affording you confidence that if you recruit the services of one of our expert solicitors, they will manage the entire claim and allow you to concentrate on more important issues, like recovery.
Your Personal Injury claim is vitally important, which is why we will contact you within an hour of your initial contact with us during normal working hours, or at the earliest opportunity on the next working day if you contact us after close of business.
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