Brain Injury Compensation Claims Information

Once you’ve suffered any kind of personal injury that wasn’t your fault, you have up to three years to begin your claim for compensation. If you’re looking for a specialist no-win, no-fee team to help you get the brain injury compensation you’re entitled to, don’t hesitate to get in touch with Tylers Solicitors today. We can help you to claim for the compensation you need following any kind of brain injury that wasn’t your fault. If you aren’t sure whether you’re eligible to claim or not, we are here for you.

Head and brain injury have a severe impact on the lives of an individual. Some of the activities which the injury will hinder include: work, education and day to day living. When a person suffers from head injury, he or she will experience physical problems such as cognitive impairment and impaired movement. When you encounter such problems, you may want to consider an Acquired Brain Injury Compensation Claim. This is where a solicitor calculates the amount of compensation which can be claimed for your pain, suffering and long term needs. If you have an acquired brain injury and it was not your fault, contact us to begin your claim for compensation today.

A blunt force to the head can result to a closed head injury. This can occur during an impact when you hit your head hard on the dashboard, windscreen or any other hard surface. The result can be an injury to the area of the brain near the impact or the entire brain and head. This depends on the force or impact to the head. If you would like to discuss your claim for compensation in more detail, please contact us today.

This usually occurs when a bullet or sharp object goes through the skull. In most cases, it only damages the part of the brain in its path but dirt, fragments and foreign objects may cause further damage. If you, or a loved one, have suffered from a traumatic brain injury as the result of an open head wound caused by someone else’s negligence, we are here for you.

When you make a claim for a traumatic or acquired brain injury, you’ll often be entitled to claim for more than the injury itself. Most brain injury compensation claims in the UK consist of:

Overall Damages – The overall damages include the main damages you’ve suffered as a result of your traumatic brain injury accident. These include the direct damages you’ve suffered, including physical injuries and any associated suffering.

Additional Damages – The additional damages you could suffer include the long-term impact of your injuries. The more serious your brain injury, the greater an impact it is likely to have on your future earnings. Whether you’re off work for some time, or even if you’ve been left unable to work as a result of your brain injury, we are here for you.

Monetary Damages – These damages cover the expenses of immediate changes that you may have to make as a result of your brain injury. This may be claiming for money to alter your new living arrangements, costs for a care home or other specialist care that’s needed.

If a loved one, such as a parent, spouse or child has suffered a brain injury that wasn’t their fault, we are here for you. You may be entitled to claim compensation on their behalf. For more information, or to see if you’re eligible to claim for a loved one’s severe brain damage, we are here for you. For more information, or to understand if you’re eligible to begin your loved one’s compensation claim, get in touch with Tylers Solicitors today.