TBI TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY SOLICITORS

Cerebral damage is a catastrophic event altering the lives of both victims and their families forever. Most families simply don't have the financial resources to cover all of the expenses and provide for the victim over his or her lifetime. That's where our specialist traumatic brain injury solicitors come in to help you claim the compensation they deserve. Our solicitors are experts in their field and are accredited by 'Headway' the National Brain Damage Charity. Your compensation claim will be made using the no win no fee scheme and compensation is paid in full with absolutely no deductions. Our service is completely free and neither us nor your lawyer will make any charge. You will not have to fund or finance your claim and you will not have to pay for any disbursements or insurance policy.

Thousands of UK citizens suffer from accidental cerebral damage every year and over 10,000 people per year will have permanent disability which can have long-term residual problems that interfere with daily life. These problems are often overlooked by health care professionals due to minimal outward damage that may occur, which can lead to improper care and treatment. We are able to provide first class legal representation from experienced lawyers to anyone who has suffered cerebral damage.

TBI is caused by sudden physical damage. The head can either forcefully hit an object or the skull can be penetrated which is called an ‘open head injury’. The main causes are from motor vehicle accidents, falls, sports injuries, violent crimes including gunshot wounds and child abuse. The injury affects a person's cognitive, physical and emotional behaviour depending on the specific area of the brain that has been damaged.

• Cognitive symptoms may include:
• slowed or reduced ability to process information
• short or long term memory loss
• spatial disorientation
• impaired judgment
• reduced ability to concentrate
• communication difficulties
• Physical symptoms may include:
• pain
• seizures
• muscle spasticity
• headaches or migraines
• problems with vision
• balance problems
• loss of smell or taste
• speech impairment including slurring of words
• fatigue or increased need for sleep
• Emotional symptoms may include:
  • a lack of initiating activities
  • difficulty in completing tasks without reminders
  • increased anxiety
  • impulsive behaviour
  • depression and mood swings
  • agitation
  • egocentric behaviour

Our specialist brain injury solicitors can help you assert your rights and get the compensation you deserve. If you, or someone you know, have suffered any cognitive, physical or emotional symptoms and you would like to know if it is possible to claim compensation, just complete the brain injury solicitors contact form and a lawyer who is a member of The Law Society panel of personal injury experts will telephone you as soon as possible with free advice.