Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) is an uncommon condition which many have never heard about until they are diagnosed with it. CRPS often causes continuous and severe pain which often starts as an intense burning pain which can lead to dramatic changes in the colour and temperature of the skin.
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29 year old Londoner, Nicky Ashwell, who was born without a right hand, recently received press coverage as she spoke about life with her new “Bebionic small” robotic prosthetic hand. Louise Hart, Partner in our Personal Injury team, who has extensive experience in acting on behalf of clients who have required prosthetics, comments.
The aim of any claim for compensation is to put a client back in the position they would have been in had they not been injured in an accident. Damages are awarded to compensate a victim for their pain, suffering and loss of amenity as well as their financial loss.
Louise Hart, partner in Withy King’s Personal Injury team and expert in compensation claims involving Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS), explains the condition and highlights the importance of engaging specialist legal and medical professionals if you suffer from CRPS.
Withy King is proud to sponsor the Complex Regional Pain Syndrome International Scientific and Clinical Meeting, which will take place in Bath on 20-22 November At Withy King, we have a niche specialism and…
Withy King’s Personal Injury team has secured over £50k in compensation for a woman who was severely injured by a firework which hit her in the chest and set her alight.
Withy King is urging anyone thinking of bringing a personal injury, medical or dental negligence claim to act now, before new laws are introduced which will affect their compensation awards and make them much…
Mr S* was an experienced road re-surfacer with over 20 years experience in the industry at the time of his accident. On the day, he was part of a team using a paving machine to spread surface material onto a road.
Accidents at work are all too common. Injured workers are often not at fault where proper training hasn’t been given. That was what happened to ‘Mr K’* who suffered an amputated finger while working as a coach builder using a circular saw.