Articles in ‘Injury’ Category

Bringing together a group of leading brain injury specialists from RWK Goodman’s Compensation Protection Unit, The Brain Injury Group, and 3PB, we would love to invite you to a panel discussion on the future…

Shine a light on HASAG’s unrelenting community support, whilst commemorating Swindon’s industrial history of Mesothelioma. On behalf of HASAG and RWK Goodman’s Respiratory Disease team we would love to invite you to our 2026 Swindon Mesothelioma Awareness Day….

Louise Hart explains how early rehabilitation and coordinated support helped a motorcyclist rebuild his independence after suffering devastating injuries in a motorcycle accident caused by unsecured ramps on a passing recovery vehicle.

Rosie Hodgetts explains why choosing the right medical expert can be crucial in serious injury and medical negligence claims, and what solicitors look for when selecting the right specialist.

Louise Smith explains how a workplace accident claim that initially appeared difficult in terms of liability ultimately resulted in a full admission of liability and a seven-figure settlement.

Ian Carrier and Ellen Little explain how they secured £500,000 in compensation for a young man left with tetraplegia following a road traffic collision, despite complex liability issues and a very real risk that…

Mark Hambleton explains how interim payments can provide vital early financial support during personal injury and medical negligence claims, including when they are available and what they can be used for.

Head of Personal Injury Louise Hart explains how future earnings, care and other long-term financial losses are calculated in a personal injury claim.

Ian Carrier and Ellen Little, from RWK Goodman’s Oxford Personal Injury team, have secured a £2.5 million settlement for a woman who sustained a life-changing spinal cord injury in a serious road traffic collision.

Head of Medical Negligence Simon Elliman secured a £5.6 million lump sum and lifelong annual payments for a young woman left permanently paraplegic following scoliosis surgery.

Head of Medical Negligence Simon Elliman recovered £400,000 for a man left with permanent neurological damage following an alleged failure to provide clear advice about the red-flag symptoms of cauda equina syndrome.