UK BRAIN DAMAGE COMPENSATION CLAIMS

Accidents which result in brain damage compensation claims occur every day and while most accidents do not result in death many accidents dramatically affect victims for the rest of their lives. People who suffer these traumatic injuries are often confronted with confusing lifestyle changes not easily understood by the victim or their family. If someone else was to blame for the accident then a brain damage compensation claim can be made which often results in the payment of substantial damages.

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is sudden physical injury to the brain usually caused by the head forcefully hitting an object. The major causes of TBI are motor vehicle accidents, falls, sports injuries, violent crime and child abuse. The brain can often compensate and take over the functions of the damaged areas which over time may result in the condition improving. Injured children often seem to fare better than adults as they have a greater capacity to recover. The effects of TBI are usually most apparent immediately following the injury however some damage may be caused by contusion or bruising which is usually of a temporary nature.

Simple tasks once taken for granted may become difficult or even impossible. Loss of memory and dramatic mood swings often result from TBI. Family members often observe that a victim’s personality has changed beyond recognition however in other cases because there is no outward manifestation of the injury others may lack an appreciation of the extent of the injury. Changes in personality often affect the victim's ability to interact in both a social and work environment.

Our solicitors are experts in their field and are members of The Law Society panel of personal injury experts and are accredited by 'Headway' the National Brain Injury Charity. Claims are dealt with on a no win no fee basis and whether you win or lose you don't pay a penny. Compensation is paid in full with absolutely no deductions and you do not have to finance the brain damage compensation claim in any respect.

To protect your legal rights following a TBI you should instruct a solicitor who is experienced in handling head injury cases and understands the full extent of the physical, mental and emotional disability often resulting from such injuries. An experienced solicitor can help by providing victims with information regarding the practical and legal aspects of personal injury law.

We can help you assert your rights and get the compensation you deserve. If you, or someone you know is suffering from physical, emotional or psychological problems as a result of TBI and you would like to know if it is possible to claim, just complete the brain damage compensation claim contact form and a solicitor who is a member of The Law Society panel of personal injury experts and accredited by 'Headway' will telephone you as soon as possible with free advice.