Head Injury Compensation Claims Information
If you have suffered from any sort of head injury as the result of an accident that wasn’t your fault, you will be entitled to claim compensation. Any kind of incident which results in damage to your head or brain can constitute a head injury. They can be caused by a wide range of events. Head wounds can also have a variety of symptoms which can have either long-term or short-term symptoms.
When a head injury results in permanent damage, it can sometimes make it impossible to work or engage in social activities. For head injury compensation claims from a company you can trust, choose Tylers Solicitors.
What are Some of the Common Causes of Head Injuries?
People can suffer head injuries in a number of different ways but undoubtedly two of the most common causes of head injuries are road traffic accidents and accidents at work. If you have suffered any kind of head or brain injury that wasn’t your fault you may be entitled to claim compensation.
While these are generally considered to be the most common cause of head injuries they are certainly not the only ones. Head injuries are often the result of slips trips and falls on the same level. Assaults are another cause of had injuries along with medical negligence. However, it doesn’t matter how you sustain your injury if you were not at fault you could be entitled to claim compensation.
Can I Make a Head Injury Accident Claim?
If you have been unfortunate enough to suffer from a head injury is caused by a slip, trip or fall at work, traffic accident or an accident abroad, we are here for you. If you have suffered from a head injury of any description due to someone else’s negligence, you will be eligible to make a claim for compensation. If you are unsure as to whether or not you are eligible to make a claim, contact our personal injury specialists for friendly, no obligation advice.
What should you do if you Suffer a Head Injury That Wasn’t your Fault?
If you suffer an injury that wasn’t your fault the first thing you should do is seek medical treatment. Even if your symptoms do not appear serious it is important to get yourself checked out by a medical expert. By documenting the incident you will then have proof should your condition worsen and you decide to make a claim for head injury compensation.
In any personal injury claim the more evidence you can provide the better your chances will be of getting the compensation you deserve. if you are unsure about any aspect of making a head injury compensation claim contact the team here at Tylers solicitors today.
Any head injuries have the potential to develop into something serious. It is important, therefore, that you make a personal injury compensation claim against the person responsible for your injury. Whether you’re suffering from a serious head injury, or a relatively minor one, the compensation that you receive could help you to get over the damage you’ve sustained and move on with your life.
Will I need a CT Scan after a Head Injury?
If you’ve suffered a serious head wound, you will need a CT scan. Computerised Tomography Scans (more commonly referred to as CT scans) will help to determine the severity of your injury. After the CT scan, doctors will evaluate your condition and come up with a treatment plan.
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Compensation Amounts
Head Injury Accident Compensation Amounts
If you have sustained any kind of head injury as the direct result of someone else’s negligence, we are here for you to help you to claim the maximum amount of compensation you are entitled to receive. If you have had an accident that has resulted in a head injury and want to know the average amount of compensation you can claim, please feel free to use our quick compensation calculator below to calculate the average compensation you will receive.
Minor Head Wounds Compensation Amounts
If you have suffered from minor head wounds, it can still result in long-term health issues. They can prevent you from working or attending social events. To begin your claim for head injury compensation, contact us today.
£1,675 to £10,000
Minor Brain Damage Compensation Amounts
If you are unfortunate enough to suffer from minor brain damage follow your accident which wasn’t your fault, you will be able to claim compensation. To start your claim, get in touch with us today.
£10,000 to £35,000
Moderate Brain Damage Compensation Amounts
Moderate head injuries can cause brain damage which affects memory, concentration, intellect and more. The amount you receive will depend on the severity of the damage you have received. For head injury compensation claims, get in touch today.
£35,000 to £177,000
Severe Brain Damage Compensation Amounts
If you have suffered from an accident that has caused severe brain damage, you may be eligible to claim. These injuries can cause the injured party to be disabled throughout their life which drastically impedes on their ability to work, travel & perform everyday activities.
£224,800 to £354,260
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Head Injuries Be Treated?
Most minor head injuries can be treated with simple rest and recuperation. In some cases, you’ll prevent swelling with a cold compress. Aside from that, most minor brain injuries will recover on their own. If you suffer from any symptoms for longer than a few hours, or if they start to get worse, then you should go to the hospital just to be safe.
If you have suffered an open head injury or a severe closed head injury, then you need to go to a hospital as quickly as possible. Healthcare professionals will:
- Check your Airways are Clear.
- Stabilise your Neck and Spine to Prevent Further Damage.
- Stop any Bleeding.
- Provide Pain Relief.
- Splint Broken Bones.
In many cases, doctors will recommend that you remain in the hospital for observation following a serious head injury. For head injury compensation claims, contact our personal injury solicitors today.
Are Tylers a No-Win, No-Fee Head Injury Claims Solicitors?
Yes – Tylers Solicitors are no-win, no-fee Head Injury accident claims solicitors, which means if you lose your case against another party, you do not pay us a fee. Here at Tylers, we are confident that – on acceptance of your case – we will be able to claim, for you, the maximum amount of compensation you are entitled to receive.
Why Choose Tylers Solicitors To Start Your Claim For Compensation?
The team here at Tylers Solicitors will always strive to get you the maximum compensation award possible for the injuries you have suffered after your accident. Our experienced team of personal injury lawyers have a proven track record of successfully claiming compensation for our clients.
We also value the solicitor/client relationship very highly and believe that communication is the key to a successful compensation claim. This is why we work closely with you throughout the claims process to help ensure you get the compensation you deserve. so, if you have suffered a head injury through the negligence of a third party contact the team here at Tylers and get your
Is there a time limit to make a head injury claim?
You have three years from the date of your accident or the date a medical professional diagnosed your injuries to start a personal injury claim.
However, if the person injured is mentally incapacitated the time limit will only begin once that mental capacity has been regained.
In cases where the injury was caused by an assault you will have two years to make a claim for head injury compensation.
If claiming for a child, you can make a claim anytime until their 21st birthday.
What Sort of Things Can you Claim Compensation For?
The compensation amount you receive will be dependent on a number of factors the most important of which are the the severity of your head injuries and how long it will take you to get over those injuries. If you are unsure of any part of your claim then contact our team to discuss your personal circumstances.
What you can claim for is not strictly limited to the injuries you have sustained. There is a possibility there could be a number of associated costs especially if you have suffered a serious head injury. This could extend to specialist medical attention, equipment or any adaptations that need to be made to their home.
Claims for special damages for head injuries could include, but may not be limited to:
- The pain, suffering and loss of amenity
- Any loss of earnings and potential future earnings
- Medical expenses for ongoing care, rehabilitation
- The cost of specialist medical equipment
- The cost of full-time care, including the carer’s loss of income if it is a family member
- The cost of adapting your home to the injured person’s specific requirements
Speak to our specialist personal injury team today who will assess your individual claim and advise you on what you may be entitled to claim for.
How Long Does it Take to Settle a Head injury Claim?
The time it takes to settle a head injury compensation claim in the UK can vary significantly based on a number of different factors. On average, straightforward cases might settle within 12 to 18 months, while more complex cases could take several years.
Here are some key factors that affect the timescale:
Severity of the Injury: More severe injuries typically require longer recovery periods and more extensive medical assessments, which can delay the settlement process.
Medical Assessments: Comprehensive medical evaluations are necessary to fully understand the extent of the injury and its long-term impact. These assessments can take time to schedule and complete.
Liability Disputes: If there is any dispute over who is at fault for the injury, this can significantly extend the duration of the claim.
Evidence Gathering: Collecting all the necessary evidence, including medical records, witness statements, and expert opinions, can be a lengthy process.
Negotiations: The negotiation process between the claimant and the defendant (or their insurance companies) can take time, especially if initial offers are rejected and counteroffers are made.
Court Proceedings: If the case goes to court, this can add significant time to the process. Court dates can be months or even years away due to the backlog of cases.
Rehabilitation Needs: The need for ongoing medical treatment and rehabilitation can also affect the timeline, as the full impact of the injury may not be immediately clear.
As you can see a head injury claim can be a complex process which is why it is important to use a professional personal injury solicitor. The team here at Tylers will help you navigate the complexities of the process and work towards a fair and timely settlement.
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