Every year in the United Kingdom, over 25,000 people suffer a head injury which is classified as moderate or severe. Head injury cases are taken very seriously as the effects can leave yourself, family and friends devastated.
If you are making a claim for head injury compensation, the amount awarded takes the following things into account;
- The pain and suffering that the claimant will suffer in the future
- Loss of earnings through being out of work, past and future
- Rehabilitation and treatment costs
- Specialist equipment
- The cost of necessary modifications which may need to be made to your house
Claiming head injury compensation can sometimes be a lengthy process, so the best thing to do is to seek legal advice as soon as possible.
Mulderrigs
Mulderrigs Solicitors have been dealing with head injury compensation cases for many years. They understand the dramatic impact that a serious injury can cause and will try and guide you through the process in a friendly and comfortable way.
“We can never undo the damage caused by a serious head injury, and we will
never pretend to understand what you’re going through.”
Mulderrigs have recently helped a client recover £600,000 in compensation for a head injury which he suffered when he was a toddler.
Mr Larkin from Greater Manchester suffered a serious head injury when he was younger after falling from a council house window. The original company taking his claim were not specialists and had trouble with the case because of questions about lack of parental supervision. Paul Mulderrig and his friendly team took over the case and managed to settle it by deeming that the council had failed to carry out proper maintenance and repairs to the house.
If you have suffered in silence and feel you could have a case for head injury compensation, contact Paul Mulderrig and his friendly team today. http://www.mulderrigs.co.uk/services/head-injury/
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