Minor Traumatic Brain Injury

If you or a loved one has suffered a minor traumatic brain injury, including concussion, as a result of someone’s negligence or carelessness, then you could be entitled to compensation for your injury and the inconvenience and loss of earnings it has caused. Minor traumatic brain injuries can involve a long and difficult recovery: the symptoms can be persistent and even life changing. We’re here to help. Our team of specialist personal injury solicitors has been winning minor traumatic brain injury claims and supporting clients across the South West for more than 40 years. We can help you secure the justice and the compensation you deserve, providing expert, jargon-free legal advice that will help you achieve the best possible outcome.

Minor traumatic brain injuries and concussion can lead to a wide range of symptoms, including:

• Persistent or recurring headaches
• Memory loss
• Nausea
• Irritability or mood swings
• Depression
• Problems with communication
• Disturbance to sleep

Minor traumatic brain injury claims

Our experienced personal injury solicitors are APIL (Association of Personal Injury Lawyers) accredited specialists and the team is ranked highly in the Legal 500 directory. We also have strong relationships with leading medical professionals and experts, enabling us to give you the very best advice, delivered with sensitivity by specialist personal injury lawyers. We can help you with any kind of traumatic brain injury claim.

We understand that starting a legal claim for a minor traumatic brain injury can be confusing and unsettling. We’re here to explain your rights and options and to handle every aspect of the claim process so that you can focus on recovering and getting your life back on track. We will help you secure the resources you need, whether that means medical treatment, financial compensation, or both.

We provide a comprehensive minor traumatic brain injury claims service, including operating on a no win no fee basis.

What is a minor traumatic brain injury?

Minor traumatic brain injuries and concussions are usually caused by a trauma or blow to the head. This could be as a result of a road traffic accident, a slip and fall accident, a fall from height, a workplace incident or as the result of a criminal injury such as assault. The severity and impact of minor traumatic brain injuries can vary widely, from persistent headaches or nausea to depression and problems sleeping.

Minor traumatic brain injuries can affect people and their loved ones in different ways. Our personal injury solicitors understand that no two injuries are the same, so we make sure that you are thoroughly assessed by a medical professional to ensure you get the best possible support.

As well as providing sensitive advice and support, our personal injury experts can put you in touch with a number of organisations that can help you with everything from rehabilitation to counselling and support for your family.

No win, no fee

Many minor traumatic brain injury claims we support are handled on a no win no fee basis, which means:

• If you win your case your opponent will pay the majority of your legal costs. Any legal costs not paid by your opponent and the lawyer’s success fee will be deducted from the compensation that you receive.
• If you lose your case, you will not have to pay any legal costs unless we advise you otherwise.

Find out more about our no win no fee funding and other ways of funding your potential claim.

How long do I have to make a minor traumatic brain injury claim?

You usually have up to three years from the date of the accident or knowing about your injury to start a minor traumatic brain injury claim. There are some exceptions and we will advise you about these when we speak. We recommend that you contact us as soon as possible, so our personal injury lawyers can explain the process of claiming compensation, start your claim and help you access any other support and/or rehabilitation you need.

How much compensation could I receive?

Every minor traumatic brain injury is different and so is its impact on you or your loved one. That’s why it is important to get expert advice from qualified specialist lawyers who really understand the unique nature of each personal injury claim and who are experienced in working with medical professionals to truly understand the impact of your injuries and how these may affect you in the long term.

The amount you can claim will depend on a number of factors, including the severity of your injury, any financial losses you have suffered or will suffer in the future, and any changes to your lifestyle that you have to make as a result of your injuries. Whatever the injury, our specialist personal injury lawyers will ensure that you get the compensation and support you are entitled to.