We're here to help you claim compensation if your spinal injury occurred through no fault of your own.
Spinal damage and paralysis is something none of us want to contemplate, but in the UK and Ireland, three people a day are told they will never walk again.
Spinal injuries can be caused in a number of ways, including:
Spinal cord injuries are often referred to in one of two ways: 'complete' spinal cord injury, which is defined as complete loss of function below the point of injury, or 'incomplete', which is where there is some sensation, feeling or movement.
Damage to the cervical spinal cord tends to be the most serious, resulting in varying degrees of paralysis. It can affect mobility, motor control and sensation, as well as the function of bladder, bowel and kidneys.
A life-changing injury like spinal cord damage is a lot to come to terms with, both physically and psychologically. You and your loved ones will have to find ways to adapt to your needs, and make sure your recovery is as comprehensive and positive as possible.
If the injury was not your fault, you have the right to make a claim for damages against those at fault. Making a compensation claim can make a big difference when it comes to finding funds for medical treatment and ongoing rehabilitation needs. You may need alterations to your home and vehicle, to enable you to stay mobile and independent. And there is always the loss of earnings and income to consider too.
Claiming for a spinal injury may just remove some of the financial pressure and give you breathing space while you take the time to rest and recuperate.
You can contact us 24/7 online or by phone, or use our callback form to request a callback at a time convenient to you
One of our friendly, legally trained advisors will get in touch with you. They will assess whether you have a claim and match you with the right solicitor for the case
Our specialist No Win No Fee* solicitors will then manage the entire claim from start to finish, helping you get the justice and compensation you deserve
Putting together a claim can be a daunting prospect, and we understand that. We are here to listen to your situation, advise you of the options and then guide you through the process of your spinal injury compensation claim.
Our expert team have many years’ experience and will listen to your case with sympathy and understanding. We offer a No Win No Fee* service, so you don't have to fund any upfront costs – and your initial chat with us is absolutely free.
Only pay a fee if you receive compensation
Where we offer No Win No Fee services typically customers pay 25% of the amount recovered by our solicitors, although this will be subject to your individual circumstances and the actual fee may be less than this but it will never be more. Success fees are common practice and they were introduced when the law changed in April 2013.
The amount of claim compensation is calculated on the severity of your spinal injury, any permanent disability or impairment and factors including:
Judicial College Guidelines 'general damages' awards for severe back injury can range from £34,000 to £141,150, but it very much depends on your individual case.
Most personal injury claims should be started within three years of the accident or injury, but there are some exceptions. For children, the limit extends from the date of the accident until the child is aged 18, at which point the three-year time limit begins. If a person is mentally incapable of making decisions then there is no time limit.
Our specialist advisers can talk you through it in a clear, no-jargon manner, based on your individual circumstances.
Just get in touch for a free initial consultation using our online claim form. We'll be in touch shortly to ask you about your case and go through your options, as well as our No Win No Fee* services.
There is no obligation to proceed with us – it is completely up to you.
If the solicitor doesn't win your case, you don't pay a penny. It's as simple as that! (Duration - 1:20)
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