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Posted by Louise Jukes | Senior Associate
On 5th February 2019
Suffering from a brain injury can be devastating not only for the injured person but also the immediate family.
Those injured can suffer from emotional, behavioural and personality changes as well as physical difficulties. Often communication can be difficult – with frustration and anger outbursts.
Posted by Karen Mann | Associate
On 28th January 2019
As a result of a personal injury, you may have suffered facial injuries which could potentially lead to scarring. As a Personal Injury Solicitor, I would say that valuing facial scarring is one of the most difficult injuries to assess. Every individual’s case will be assessed on a case by case basis. For example, the value may vary depending on whether you are male or female, your age, your complexion, visibility etc.
Posted by Anne Sanders | Partner
On 25th January 2019
How to get better faster: rehabilitation
If you have been injured in an accident you may be able to make a claim for compensation. However, the first thing you should be asking your specialist personal injury solicitor to do is to ask the compensator to engage in the Rehabilitation Code 2015 and organise an Immediate Needs Assessment (INA).
Posted by Alexia Simeoni | Solicitor
On 18th January 2019
When a person had an accident due to no fault of their own and suffered a personal injury as a direct result of that accident, they may decide to pursue a claim for personal injury against the negligent party, the defendant.
Monetary compensation exists to put claimants back in the position they would have been had their accident not taken place.
Posted by Sarah Townsend | Paralegal
On 17th December 2018
The general rule in personal injury claims in relation to payment of costs is that the ‘losing’ party pays the…
