Traumatic brain injury
A hard knock or a sudden jolt to the head can result in the brain getting bruised, shaken or cut - these injuries can sometimes result in physical, emotional, intellectual or behavioural problems
Spinal cord injury
Every day two people in the UK will suffer an injury that will result in permanent paralysis. When the spinal cord is damaged it can cause a permanent loss of sensation resulting in the injured person having to become a wheelchair user. Bladder, bowel and sexual function will also usually be affected.
The effects of any catastrophic injury, whether traumatic brain injury or spinal cord injury, can be devastating for you and your family - there is so much help that can be made available to you - we have many years experience of dealing with catastrophic, life-changing injuries - we understand the needs of the victim and their family, and will work closely with them and the medical and rehabilitation experts who are so valuable in helping people to learn how to cope with a disability and build a fulfilling lifestyle.
To prove our commitment we are corporate members of Headway - the brain injury association - and the Spinal Injuries Association. We are on the solicitors panel for both Headway and the Spinal Injuries Association.
We have a specialist team who will
See you at home or in hospital at no cost to you
Advise whether we consider you have a claim for compensation at no cost to you
Act under no win, no fee agreements at no cost to you
Meet the initial costs of medical reports, care reports, rehabilitation reports, accommodation reports and counselling for you and your family, if you are not able to afford this
Ensure you receive 100% of your damages
It is vital to your future that you choose the right person to act for you, somebody who understands your needs and your family's needs, and will work with you to help you rebuild a new and meaningful life