Brain Injury Claims Solicitors
If you’ve suffered a brain or head injury due to someone else’s negligence, you may be entitled to compensation. Contact our personal injury solicitors today to discuss your claim and start the process.
Key Points for a Brain Injury or Head injury Compensation Claim
Meet Your Head Injury Claim Solicitors
Stonehewer Moss are specialists in personal injury law with a proven track record in securing compensation for head and brain injuries. We offer a No-win, no-fee claims service to ease the financial pressure on you, as well as a free initial consultation to help you decide if we’re the brain injury lawyers for you.
We pride ourselves on our personal, friendly and compassionate service. Our firm is accredited by the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL), demonstrating our expertise in personal injury law.
What is a Brain Injury?
What are the most common accidents that result in head injuries?
Various types of accidents, each with the potential to cause severe and traumatic injuries, encompass the following:
- Road traffic collisions
- Falls from height
- Being struck by falling or heavy objects
- Contact sports
- Medical negligence
- Criminal attacks
If you find yourself involved in an accident that leads to a serious brain injury or head injury, it is crucial to seek legal advice promptly. An experienced injury solicitor can help navigate the complexities of your case, ensuring that your rights are protected and that you receive the compensation you deserve.
What are the symptoms of Brain and Head Injuries?
Injuries to the brain or head can lead to a wide range of symptoms, varying in severity. These symptoms can affect someone mentally, physically, emotionally, or a combination of all three. Some injuries following an accident involving the head can be mild and short-lived. We frequently see this with fractured skulls or concussions, where the injured person may feel nauseous and experience dizziness and pain for a period but fully recover.
However, those who suffer from traumatic injuries of the highest degree may be left with complete paralysis or epilepsy. Others may sustain lifelong physical or mental disabilities, experiencing mood swings, personality changes, or restricted movement in specific parts of the body.
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How much compensation is my injury worth?
Compensation is awarded for both the physical and financial impact an injury has had on an individual. Based on historical injury claims, The Judicial College publishes guidelines on what compensation could be awarded for pain, suffering and loss of amenity – as shown above.
If you want to understand how much you or your loved one could be owed in compensation, we recommend getting in touch with one of our solicitors who will evaluate your claim in a free, no-obligation consultation.
What is the difference between a traumatic and non-traumatic brain injury?
Non-Traumatic Brain Injuries
Non-traumatic brain injuries can result from medical conditions such as strokes, meningitis, tumours, or oxygen deprivation. These are often referred to as “acquired brain injuries” because they are not caused by an external force, but can still lead to serious and lasting effects.
Traumatic Brain and Head Injuries
Traumatic brain injuries occur due to external impacts, such as a blow to the head or penetration of the skull. These injuries are typically the result of accidents, falls, or violent incidents, and can lead to permanent physical or cognitive disabilities.
Expert Solicitors in Brain & Head Injury Claims
At Stonehewer Moss, our experienced solicitors specialise in brain and head injury claims, providing expert legal guidance with a personal touch. We understand how life-changing these injuries can be, which is why we offer a free 30-minute consultation to assess your situation and answer your questions.
Our No Win, No Fee service means you won’t face any upfront legal costs. From your first call to settlement, we handle the entire claims process – including paperwork, evidence gathering, and negotiations – so you can concentrate on your recovery while we fight for the compensation you deserve.
Brain injuries are often considered catastrophic due to their serious, long-term effects on health, cognition, and quality of life. For more information about these complex injuries and the claims process, please see our guide to catastrophic injury claims.
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Frequently Asked Questions
There’s no fixed amount of compensation for a brain injury, as each case is different. The final settlement depends on how serious the injury is, how long recovery is expected to take, and whether there are lasting effects. Loss of income, future care needs, and the overall impact on your daily life are all considered when calculating the total compensation.
If you’ve suffered a brain or head injury due to someone else’s negligence—whether at work, in a car accident, or in any other situation—you may be eligible to claim compensation. It’s important that the injury was caused by the fault of another party.
- Traumatic brain injuries are caused by external forces, such as a blow to the head, falls, road traffic accidents, or being struck by heavy objects.
- Non-traumatic brain injuries are caused by internal factors, such as strokes, infections like meningitis, or lack of oxygen. These are also called acquired brain injuries.
Brain and head injuries can result in a wide range of symptoms. Mild injuries, such as concussions, may cause dizziness, nausea, and headaches. More severe injuries can lead to conditions like paralysis, epilepsy, personality changes, and lifelong physical or mental disabilities.