BRAIN INJURY SOLICITORS CLAIM

Finding an experienced brain injury solicitor is no easy task. Our lawyers are recognised by ‘Headway’ the national brain injury charity and are also members of the Solicitors Regulation Authority panel of personal injury experts. This means that our solicitors have extensive legal training and comprehensive experience to ensure the best chance of success in any claim that you make. We operate using the no win no fee scheme which ensures that when you make a compensation claim there is no need for you to finance or fund the legal action in any way – your own money is safe and at no risk whatsoever. We finance the claim for you, including all expenses and court costs. Win or lose you do not pay us one penny and our compensation claims are completely without risk.

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Compensation Awards

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is a tragic event that happens unexpectedly as a result of a blow to the head or severe jolting and shaking of the skull. Due to the sensitive nature of the brain the exact consequences of this kind of event can vary greatly from person to person. Full recovery may be made from minor damage but in other cases there can be long term problems for the individual victim and for everyone who cares for or about the individual. Problems can be experienced with talking, movement, reasoning, vision and hearing, speaking and learning. Other symptoms can include headaches, migraines, loss of memory, lack of balance, general fatigue, muscle problems, seizures and paralysis of parts of the body. Anyone suffering from these problems caused as a result of an accident due too third party negligence should take urgent legal advice from a brain injury solicitor. Settlements can be substantial in cases of catastrophic damage with the majority of large compensation awards relating to future needs and care for those victims who are severely disabled.

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Time Limits

The Limitation Act 1980 determines the applicable time limits for making claims for personal injury which must be either settled or legal proceedings must have been issued in a court of law within three years of the accident. There are exceptions to this general rule for those under the age of 18 years at the time of the accident, for those who are mentally disabled and in cases where the injury was not apparent immediately following the accident. Failure to abide by the time limits may mean that the potential claim becomes statute barred and the opportunity to claim compensation may be lost forever. If in any doubt about these matters take immediate qualified legal advice.

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Free Legal Advice

Contact us to receive free legal advice from a brain injury solicitor. Our professionals always treat your personal information with the utmost privacy and confidentiality. We have lawyers who specialise in TBI claims and have direct experience gaining our clients maximum compensation. We make no deductions from the compensation awarded – win or lose there is no charge.