Our solicitors strike a balance between compassion and professionalism. Our sensitive team is constantly focused on obtaining the highest possible compensation award, but they are also available to listen and provide emotional support.

In addition to compensation for spinal injuries, we can ensure that any other financial expenses incurred as a result of your accident are included in your claim. These costs may include, but are not limited to:

What Is The Claim Submission Period?

Three years from the date of your injury is the typical deadline for filing a spinal cord injury claim. There are a few instances where this time constraint is not applicable, such as:

Children

Spinal cord injury lawsuits for children are admissible at any time up until their 21st birthday.

Worldwide claims

The time frame may be shortened if your injury occurred outside of the United Kingdom.

Criminal harms

There is a two-year time limit on filing claims with the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority.

Cognitive ability

There is no time restriction if the injured party lacks the capacity to file a claim on their own (for instance, because of a brain injury or a pre-existing learning disability).

It’s crucial that you begin filing your claim as soon as you can. In addition to the deadlines, gathering proof to support your claim is simpler (for example from witnesses while their memory is still relatively fresh).

If you file a claim earlier, you can be eligible for early compensation payments. It’s beneficial to begin this procedure as soon as feasible because we also work with you on rehabilitation from the beginning.

How Much Compensation For A Spinal Cord Injury Will You Get?

No two persons are the same, yet everyone receives a different amount of pay. The benefit of working with spinal cord injury solicitors is that we can determine the amount of compensation you’ll require with accuracy.

This calculation will take into account a variety of factors, such as: