Make a head or brain injury claim
If you’re considering a brain injury compensation claim, you’ll want to make sure you have all the necessary support and advice from an expert team of solicitors who understand what you might be going through.
- Experience of a wide spectrum of brain injuries
- Offices serving all of England & Wales
- Accredited by the Law Society, APIL and AvMA
- No win, no fee funding available
Here to build a team around you
Whether you or a loved one has suffered a brain injury, we're here to help you get the compensation you deserve.
Few things could be more distressing and potentially debilitating than when you or a loved one suffers a head or brain injury. So if you’re considering a brain injury compensation claim, you’ll want to make sure you have all the necessary support and advice from an expert team of solicitors who understand what you might be going through.
"From the moment of contacting you till today you have been super efficient and made this journey as easy as it could be. You've really been great and if anyone is in any need of a lawyer, I'll definitely be recommending you. You have been so empathetic and understood what we were going through and provided an amazing service."
Our personal injury expertise
Our specialist team can help you achieve the best quality of life possible, and provide security for the future, by looking at:
- your potential loss of income
- immediate and longer term rehabilitation needs (such as therapies and care funding), and
- advice on DWP benefits
- Assistance and advice on dealing with personal affairs in the early days
Through a combination of high-level expertise and compassion we can help you seek compensation for your brain injury that provides a more secure future for you and your family. Your claim will always be dealt with by an experienced expert.
Call our personal injury team today for a free consultation on whether you have a claim
Brain injury as a result of medical negligence
If your brain injury has come about as a result of medical negligence, such as a misdiagnosed stroke or brain tumour, we can help too:
If you have suffered a brain injury through medical negligence, call
If successful, your head or brain injury compensation claim could help to pay for many things that could improve the quality of life for you and your loved ones.
These include, but are not limited to:
- Compensation for your injuries
- Loss of income and pension
- Specialist equipment
- Costs of specialist medical care and treatment
- Transportation costs and things like vehicle adaptions
- Modifications to the home
- Our team has recovered over £200m in compensation for our clients
Generally speaking, you have three years from the point of the injury taking place to process a claim. However this may be longer in certain cases.
We will advise you on this. If you or a loved one is involved in an accident that results in a brain or spinal injury, it is in your interests to begin the claim process as quickly as possible. This should help you to make a successful claim.
There are a number of options available for paying for our solicitor’s costs.
We are happy to consider representing you on a Conditional Fee Agreement (“no win, no fee” basis). As the name implies you have the peace of mind that you know exactly where you stand. This is something we can discuss in much more detail when you get in touch to talk about your accident.
Ensuring your compensation works for you
Our specialist Team Around the Client approach extends to a dedicated Compensation Protection Unit.
Our specialist solicitors work closely with financial advisors to ensure that your compensation (or that of your loved one) is effectively planned and managed so it works effectively for them throughout their life. We can also act as professional deputy for those who no longer have the capacity to make financial decisions, ensuring that as vulnerable individuals their compensation is protected.
The Untold Stories of brain injury
Brain injury remains little understood by wider society.
In our Untold Stories Hub we hope to share some of the hidden issues that come with brain injury and demonstrate how they affect individuals and their families.
