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Opinion  |  06:10:26
The invisible injury behind the prison door
Stuart Brazington, Partner, explores how brain injury affects women in prison, why its symptoms can be mistaken for difficult behaviour, and how better recognition and informed support could improve outcomes.
Opinion  |  06:10:26
The hidden impact of brain injury in domestic abuse
Charlotte Webb and Headway London explore the often-overlooked link between domestic abuse and brain injury, why these injuries can be difficult to recognise, and how Headway London’s new Domestic Violence Support Pathway aims to connect survivors with appropriate, specialist support.
Opinion  |  06:10:26
Traumatic brain injury: why sex and gender differences matter
Brain injury affects every person differently, yet much of our understanding has historically been shaped by research centred on men. In this article, Charlotte Webb, Senior Associate, explores how sex and gender can influence injury risk, symptoms, recovery and rehabilitation – and why looking beyond the traditional default matters.
Case Study  |  15:09:26
Protecting compensation after brain injury in a way that respects a client’s faith
Despite a successful claim for compensation, Saeed's brain injury caused significant physical, visual and cognitive difficulties, meaning he would never be able to manage a substantial compensation award independently. Find out how our team delivered the compensation whilst also respecting his faith.
Opinion  |  23:09:25
How we helped the Keens secure independence for their daughter Lucy who lives with brain injury and to have a voice in the administration of her deputyship.
Since 2016, our Compensation Protection team has been a professional financial deputy for Lucy Keen, working with her parents John and Kate to secure one thing: a suitable level of independence for Lucy.
Opinion  |  15:09:25
Insights from the Ahead Together Poster Showcase
In May 2025, the biennial Ahead Together Conference explored the theme “Families after Brain Injury: Reclaiming Hope.” The day was a testament to the enduring resilience of families navigating life after brain injury.
Opinion  |  15:09:25
Keeping Families in View: Enhancing family-sensitive practices in brain injury litigation
When a family member sustains a brain injury, the litigation process that may follow can be highly complex and emotionally demanding for their family, at a time when they may already be carrying the impact of loss, uncertain futures, and care responsibilities. In this article, we write from different but complementary roles; one of us holding the perspective of a treating clinical neuropsychologist (Dr Daisley), and one as an expert witness (Dr Parker).
Opinion  |  15:09:25
Review of the fourth Ahead Together Conference: Reclaiming Hope
Four conferences in, I think we can safely say that Ahead Together is not only a conference but a community united in its interest in supporting families affected by brain injury.
Opinion  |  15:09:25
Family harmony after birth injury: the sound of hope
Introducing Neurologic Music Therapy. Families living with the effects of acquired brain injury (ABI) understand that recovery is about more than physical rehabilitation.
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News  |  03:06:25
Conference calls for reclamation of hope with proposed brain injury strategy for families
A renewed focus on advancing the government’s proposed Acquired Brain Injury Strategy and the involvement of families within it was the leading call from a sold-out brain injury professional conference in Oxford.
Case Study  |  17:03:25
How we helped our client George find new purpose after traumatic brain injury.
When George suffered a brain injury as a result of a road traffic accident, he knew things would never be the same. Find out how our expert solicitors helped him on his journey.
Opinion  |  14:03:25
Bringing a claim for brain injury – what you might need to know.
If you have been involved in an incident that has caused a blow to the head and/or a loss of consciousness resulting in ongoing symptoms it is worth investigating whether you may have a claim.
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