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Subarachnoid Haemorrhage
Claiming Compensation for a Subarachnoid Haemorrhage
If you have survived a subarachnoid haemorrhage, that wasn’t initially diagnosed or properly treated at the time, you may be able to make a claim for medical negligence.
In such cases, survivors may be left with disabilities that can affect them for the rest of their lives. There are limits to what the NHS and local authorities can offer in terms of treatment and long term care, so money is needed to boost the quality of life of victims and their families.
At Head Injury UK, amongst our team of expert clinical negligence lawyers are specialists in dealing with claims for stroke sufferers. They have achieved significant sums in compensation for a number of subarachnoid haemorrhage victims. Most of them had very complex circumstances, and sometimes liability had been denied. But this didn’t affect the outcome; thanks to the strength of our team, we still achieved success for our clients.
Our Aim: to Achieve the Compensation you Deserve and Need for a Brighter Future
Recognising the emotional strain on families, not only having to deal with the illness, but also the uncertainty about the future, we try to make things as easy as possible. We supply a single point of contact at senior level, who will direct members of the team. They will liaise with medical and caring professionals to understand the details and level of funding needed. And they will develop a robust case for you that cannot be denied, to achieve the awards you need, when you need them.
Head Injury UK: Expert Lawyers Supporting Subarachnoid Haemorrhage Victims
We will spare no effort in your support. Receiving quality rehabilitation treatment without delay can make all the difference to victims of subarachnoid haemorrhage, our team will endeavour to arrange interim payments and arrange private medical treatment to make this possible.
Contact us via our website form or call us on 0800 073 0988 to see how we can support you.
What our clients say
We know that we have been extremely fortunate to have had such a consummate PI lawyer in Andy acting on our behalf but we have also been blessed by having had his support, trust, friendship and loyalty throughout. We cannot ever thank him enough.
The compensation Nicola has received has helped her move from a tiny council flat into a massive bungalow which has been specifically adapted. It has enabled her to have a better life.
If it was not for the help of my solicitor I don't know where I would have been today. He provided a great deal of emotional support and secured compensation at various stages from the insurance company to fund my treatment and allow me to live. He was there from start to finish.
Higgs & Sons acted for us for 5 years until our daughters claim for personal injuries was finally settled. Ian remains a trustee of our daughters trust fund and we now look upon him as a friend.
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