Amputations fall under the category of catastrophic personal injury. However, if you have been involved in an accident that has caused an amputation, it is essential to note that you can recover and lead a rich, fulfilling life
When accidents happen, it is essential to distinguish between minor injuries and serious ones, especially in the context legal and healthcare systems. Knowing what classifies as a serious injury in is not only crucial for seeking appropriate medical care but also for potential legal actions.
Have you or a loved one recently experienced a traumatic brain injury (TBI) due to an accident or negligence? It’s crucial to understand your rights and take appropriate action to seek justice and compensation for the damages caused. Today, we clear up on the significance of traumatic brain injury claims and why it’s essential to pursue legal recourse.
In February 2023, Karen Bannister, a Personal Injury Lawyer at Nicholson Jones Sutton Solicitors with extensive experience in complex, catastrophic personal injury claims, successfully secured a £1.9 million settlement for a client who suffered a below-knee amputation following a motorcycle accident in September 2020. Karen instructed barristers Chris Barnes KC and David McCormick, who both played an instrumental role in obtaining such a positive result.
Suppose you or your loved one have suffered a catastrophic injury and believe it was caused by another person, business, or public body’s negligent acts (or failure to act). In such a situation, you need the support of an experienced Personal Injury Solicitor who has an in-depth understanding of the legal issues involved and how to support early access to rehabilitation.
This Serious Injury Claim Guide gives information on serious injury claims.
It explains the rights who suffer serious injuries.
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