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Lathe Injury Claims in Scotland See If You Can Claim Today
Lathes are high-powered machines widely used in manufacturing, engineering, and metalwork, but they also pose a high risk of injury when not handled or maintained properly. If you’ve suffered a lathe-related injury due to employer negligence, lack of training, or unsafe equipment, you may be entitled to financial compensation.
- Minor injuries, both physical and psychological, may qualify.
- Complete confidentiality - your job is never at risk.
- Pay nothing for our service unless we win your case.
Take our quick quiz now to find out if you qualify — it’s free and only takes 30 seconds.
Claim Solutions Scotland is a claims management company that receives payment from our partnered law firms. If your free claim assessment is successful, you will be connected to a specialist law firm.
Disclaimer
Typically, customers pay 20%, inclusive of VAT, of the compensation amount recovered by our third-party law firms, although this is subject to your individual circumstances, and the actual fee may be more or less than this. Termination fees may apply if you do not keep to the terms of the agreement.
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Who Can Make a Lathe Injury Claims?
You may be eligible to make a claim if:
- You were injured due to a faulty, unguarded, or misused lathe
- Your employer failed to provide training or protective equipment
- The machine was not maintained, or risk assessments weren’t carried out
- There was a clear breach in health and safety responsibilities
Even if the incident happened months or years ago, you could still claim.
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Common Causes of Lathe Injury Claims
Lathe injuries can happen in various ways, often due to:
- ⚙ Unguarded Machinery – Exposed moving parts causing contact injuriesas
- ⚠ Mechanical Failures – Brakes, power switches, or chuck malfunctions
- 🚧 Clothing Entanglements – Gloves, sleeves, or hair caught in rotating parts
- 🏗 Inadequate Training – Poor instruction on safe operation of lathes
No Win, No Fee Lathe Injury Claims in Scotland
- You don’t pay anything upfront
- There’s no financial risk to you
- You only pay if your claim succeeds
See if you can start a claim today — it only takes 30 seconds.
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How Much Compensation Could You Receive?
Compensation can help cover:
Our expert legal partners will fight for the maximum payout you deserve.
Why Choose Us for Your Claim?
What to Do After a Lathe Accident at Work
To support your claim, take the following steps:
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. If your employer failed to ensure your safety or provide proper training, you may have a valid claim.
Seek medical attention immediately, gather evidence, and report the incident to your supervisor or safety officer.
In Scotland, you generally have three years from the date of injury or the date you became aware of the injury.
⚖ If you’ve been injured while using a lathe
Don’t wait — take our quick eligibility quiz and find out today.
Disclaimer :
We are a claims management company that receives payment from our partnered law firms. If your free claim assessment is successful, you will be connected to a specialist law firm. Typically, customers pay 20%, inclusive of VAT, of the compensation amount that is recovered by our third-party law firms, although this is subject to your individual circumstances and the actual fee may be more or less than this. Termination fees may apply if you do not keep to the terms of the agreement. Claim Solutions Scotland Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in respect of regulated claim management activities, registration number: 837720