Head Injury Solicitors

Have you or a loved one suffered a serious head injury through no fault of your own? Our experienced serious accident lawyers may be able to secure compensation on your behalf.

As specialist head injury solicitors, we understand just how devastating the impact of head injuries can be on you and your family. We’re dedicated to getting you the compensation you deserve, helping you cover treatment costs and any loss of earnings you’ve suffered as a result of your injury.

Our friendly, understanding and experienced team will take the time to understand your case in great detail, building a comprehensive picture of how the injury occurred and how it has impacted you and your loved ones.

And if you do decide to pursue a claim, you’ll be doing so on a ‘no win, no fee’ basis. That means that you won’t owe us a penny until your compensation is secured. In the unlikely event that your case is unsuccessful, you won’t have to pay anything.

How Do Serious Head Injuries Occur?

Head injuries can have devastating consequences, potentially resulting in long-term disabilities or fatalities. Unfortunately, serious head injuries can occur in all manner of ways. Our head injury solicitors have dealt with all manner of unusual and complex cases over the years, so your claim will be in safe hands – no matter how the injury occurred.

Some of the most common causes of serious head injuries include:

• Road accidents: In road traffic accidents, the head can sustain various types of injuries, including concussions, contusions, skull fractures, intracranial hemorrhages, and diffuse axonal injuries. These injuries can range from mild to severe.
• Accidents at work: Blows to the head, falls, collision, fall, being struck by falling objects, and vehicle accidents can all result in head injuries at work, such as concussions and hemorrhages. In the construction industry, head injuries often occur due to falling debris, structure collapses, and machinery malfunctions.
• Sports-related injuries: Impacts from doing high-intensity sporting activities, such as football and rugby, can result in head injuries.
• Medical negligence: These include surgical errors during brain procedures, misdiagnosis or delayed treatment of conditions like strokes or infections, and errors in anesthesia administration that deprive the brain of oxygen.
• Assault: Direct knocks or lacerations to the head as a result of assault can cause injuries that range from mild to severe. Victims of assault are also likely to struggle with emotional trauma, which you are entitled to claim compensation for.

No matter where the accident took place – be it on the road or in your workplace – if it wasn’t your fault, you may be entitled to compensation.