Common Personal Injury Claims. A personal injury claim seeks compensation for any mental or physical damage that has resulted due to an accident in which the claimant was either not at fault or was not responsible for the accident. The most common forms of personal injury claims are work-related accidents, road accidents, and medical malpractice accidents. In cases of work-related accidents, it can comprise pain and suffering, loss of work time, replacement costs, and further traveling costs incurred by the claimant as a result of the accident. Negligence. The term "negligence" in this context is defined as a failure to take reasonable care for the safety or well-being of a person or people. Common causes of accidents are traffic accidents, workplace accidents, construction site or building site accidents, and sports accidents. It is one of the main reasons behind the financial compensation claim. Benefit Number. A benefit number is a monetary calculation based on the Glasgow Injury Claims that an individual receives following an injury claim. Benefit number calculations take into account various factors such as medical fees, loss of income, reduced earning capacity, various costs such as transportation costs, etc., any additional damages caused to the claimant as a result of the accident, any additional payments made by insurance companies to the claimant, any interest or costs charged by the court on behalf of the claimant, and any other monetary benefit that the court awards to the claimant as a result of negligence claims.