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Traumatic brain injury claims

If you or someone you know has suffered a traumatic brain injury, it can have devastating impacts on your life. The consequences of such injuries often include long-term physical, emotional and cognitive difficulties, placing significant stress on both the victim and their family. At Stephensons, we understand the complexity and sensitivity involved in traumatic brain injury claims and offer compassionate yet rigorous legal support to those seeking compensation.

 

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What is a traumatic brain injury?

A traumatic brain injury (often abbreviated as TBI) is a specific type of acquired brain injury typically caused by sudden trauma to the head. Common causes include accidents, slips, road traffic collisions, workplace incidents, and medical errors. Symptoms can range from mild to severe and may involve headaches, memory loss, cognitive impairments, mood changes, speech and physical disabilities. Severe traumatic brain injuries can permanently alter a person's quality of life, necessitating ongoing care, rehabilitation and financial support.

Can you claim compensation for a traumatic brain injury?

If you or your loved one has experienced a traumatic brain injury due to someone else's negligence or incompetence, you could be entitled to claim compensation. Claiming compensation helps pay for crucial services, which may include rehabilitation, medical treatments, loss of earnings, home adaptations and ongoing care and assistance.

To successfully claim compensation, you must demonstrate that the injury was caused by another party’s negligence, whether it's a negligent healthcare provider, employer, motorist or public authority. At Stephensons, our experienced solicitors can guide you through assessing whether you have a strong basis to make a compensation claim, ensuring all aspects of your suffering and future needs are properly accounted for.

Why choose us for your traumatic brain injury claim?

When dealing with complex and sensitive medical negligence claims such as traumatic brain injury cases, selecting the right legal representation is essential. At Stephensons, our dedicated medical negligence team is recognised nationally for their expertise and commitment.

We are accredited by the Law Society’s Clinical Negligence Accreditation Scheme, highlighting our breadth of knowledge and proven track record in handling complex clinical negligence cases. Stephensons is also accredited by Lexcel, the Law Society’s quality mark for excellence in legal practice management and client care.

Our solicitors offer personalised legal support, continually striving to obtain an outcome that accurately reflects the impact a brain injury has had on you and your family. We work to secure early interim payments, ensuring immediate needs, such as ongoing rehabilitation, therapy and household adaptations, are addressed promptly.

How we can help

Stephensons' specialist medical negligence team understands the complexity of traumatic brain injury claims. We will thoroughly investigate your case, assessing all evidence to build the strongest possible case on your behalf. Our solicitors work closely with medical experts, rehabilitation specialists and other professionals to ensure all your current and future needs are considered in your compensation settlement.

Throughout your claim, we will guide you clearly, ensuring you remain informed at every step. Our team is committed not only to securing compensation but also facilitating access to the high-quality care, rehabilitation and support you deserve following a traumatic brain injury.

Contact Stephensons for traumatic brain injury claims

If you or someone you care about has suffered a traumatic brain injury and you want to know about claiming compensation, get in touch with us today. Our compassionate and experienced solicitors offer free initial advice without obligation.

Call us today on 0161 696 6165 or complete our enquiry form, and a member of our specialist medical negligence team will call you back promptly to discuss your options.

Frequently asked questions about traumatic brain injury claims

How long do I have to claim compensation for a traumatic brain injury?

In most cases, you have three years from the date of injury or from the date you became aware of negligence to initiate your compensation claim. There are exceptions, particularly where the injured person is a child or lacks mental capacity. We advise contacting our solicitors as soon as possible for guidance specific to your situation.

How much compensation could I receive for a traumatic brain injury?

Every TBI claim is unique, and the amount you may receive depends on numerous factors, including the severity of the injury, financial losses, care needs and the impact on your life. Our specialist solicitors thoroughly assess your case to ensure you receive the maximum compensation amount you deserve.

How long does a traumatic brain injury claim take?

Traumatic brain injury claims are complex, and the duration depends upon the complexity of your circumstances, the severity of the injury and whether liability is disputed. While some claims may conclude relatively quickly, many require a longer duration to ensure thorough evaluation and an appropriate settlement.

Do you offer 'no win, no fee' traumatic brain injury claims?

Yes, Stephensons can handle traumatic brain injury claims on a no win, no fee basis (conditional fee agreements). Our solicitors will explain clearly how this process works and ensure you are fully informed before proceeding.

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