"It is only right and just that you should
be compensated for the suffering
and life changes imposed"
Brain Injury
Claiming Compensation for Brain Injury
If you or a relative are suffering from some kind of brain injury, with some legal assistance you may be able to claim significant compensation. The injury may have been caused by an accident that wasn’t your fault, by medical negligence or assault.
When a sufferer is unable to earn a living or enough to give them a chance to lead as normal a life as possible, their loved ones are affected too. It can change the lives of whole families. In these circumstances, financial compensation can be a lifeline.
Head Injury UK’s solicitors have a total of over 70 years’ experience of successfully representing such claimants. They’ve helped people with many kinds of acquired brain injury, including the results of stroke, subarachnoid haemorrhage and aneurism.
Our Aim: to Assist the Financing of as Normal and Comfortable a Life as Possible
It is only right and just that you should be compensated for the suffering and life changes imposed by brain injury that was caused by someone else’s actions or clinical negligence. But what most people want is the best possible life thereafter. We therefore make the strongest case possible for maximum compensation, with index linked lifetime payments to cover the cost of on-going care where needed.
Head Injury UK: the Legal Experts for Brain Injury Victims
At Head Injury UK, you’ll be given one senior contact you can talk to at any time. He or she will lead the team that will discuss your case with appropriate professionals, and then pursue your claim with vigour. We can offer legal aid and no win no fee agreements so you don’t have to worry about our fees. And we’ll do everything possible to secure interim payments for the high quality care and treatment that could make all the difference whilst your case is progressed.
Contact us via our online form, or call us on 0800 073 0988 to arrange a free, no obligation consultation.
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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Head Injury UK put thier best feet forward to raise awareness and money for the charity Headway – the Brain Injury Association. Members and supporters of the Head Injury UK team walked The Dudley Trail on 6 May 2012. The Dudley Trail walk coincided with the re-launch of our website, www.HeadInjuryUK.com, which supports those who have an acquired brain injury or had a serious accident.
At Head Injury UK we specialise in obtaining rehabilitation and compensation for people who have suffered moderate or severe brain injury. Our experience has also helped people with less severe brain injury, whose cases can be challenging as treating doctors can often overlook the signs of mild traumatic brain injury.
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