Discover how we can help you secure compensation for different non-fault head injuries. Whether you suffered a head injury at work or during a routine walk to the shops, you can get compensated through a head injury claim.
An injury to your head can be a significant hurdle in achieving your financial goals. Yes, you have heard it right. Consider all the working hours you have now lost because you had to take a rest from work due to your head injury. Imagine the loss of your future earnings for which you may have signed a long-term contract with your employer.
Let us tell you that, you can still keep up with your financial advancement and don’t even have to lose a penny for being a head injury victim. Isn’t that amazing? At RU1NJURED, our dedicated panel of expert head injury solicitors ensure you maintain a sound financial status by winning a payout that covers both, your lost earnings and your treatment costs. Hence discuss your head injury case with our panel solicitors through a free initial consultation and start your compensation claim today.
To grasp the concept of being eligible to receive head injury claim compensation, you need to carefully understand the term “Duty of Care”. Yes, it is the one and only legal aspect which can confirm your entitlement to claim compensation for a head injury from the opposing party. So, what is it exactly?
Simply put, a duty of care is the legal responsibility of every citizen and organisation to carry out actions with a reasonable degree of care which could harm others. For example, medical practitioners owe a duty of care to all their patients, factories owe a duty of care to all their workers. Even, law enforcement agencies owe a duty of care to their suspects as well as captives.
In case, this duty of care gets violated by someone resulting in an injury to another person, then the injured person is entitled to make a compensation claim for a head injury.
Following is a list of evidence that you should possess to prove your duty of care was violated by an opposing party which led to your head injury:
A head injury could take place whether you are at work, in a shopping centre, at a hospital, at a restaurant, at a playground, or at a gym. Let us take a look at some of the frequently reported head injury compensation claims in England and Wales:
A head Injury at work claim is possible in situations like getting struck from a collapsing structure or falling into an unmarked trench at a construction site, tripping from a stationary object placed in the walkway, an explosion at a chemical factory causing head trauma, contact with a moving equipment like a rotating crane’s hook, falling from stairs or an elevated place in an office. If you have been a part of any such incident, you could be entitled to compensation for head injury at work and can claim all your lost wages, future earnings and medical bills.
Road accidents like a pedestrian getting hit by a vehicle, a motorcyclist or a cyclist getting struck by a car, a roadside stationary vehicle getting hit by a negligent driver, resulting in a head injury are some solid examples where you can make a head injury accident claim.
A head injury caused by an accident in a public space such as a collision with an object, falling from a broken bench at a park, getting struck by a falling signboard, slipping on an uncleaned spill, falling off a faulty treadmill at a gym are all genuine cases which could make you entitled to claim compensation for a head injury.
All physical assault cases like getting punched, kicked, struck by an object, head slammed on a wall or a surface make you eligible to initiate a claim for a head injury.
Medical malpractices such as wrong diagnosis of a minor head injury condition resulting in a severe head injury or errors during a head injury treatment. Similarly, providing a wrong medicine prescription or improperly discharging a head injury patient. All such cases make you entitled to claim compensation for a head injury.
To know the eligibility of your specific head injury case, contact our panel of expert solicitors today.
The compensation payout for a head injury can vary. If the head injury has a significant impact on your lifestyle, your chances to get greater compensation are more likely.
The effect of a head injury on a person’s life is gauged as to how much damage that person has suffered. This damage can be of two types, general damage and special damage. General damage includes the loss of amenity, pain, and suffering of a victim. Whereas the special damage takes into consideration all the financial losses a victim suffers along with any care needs due to their head injury.
As per the Judicial College Guidelines, the compensation for general damages of a head injury can be classified into the following ranges:
While the compensation ranges are pre-defined in case of general damages for a head injury, payouts for special damages cannot be pre-established. Special damages significantly add up to your total compensation and can be of different types such as lost earnings, lost pension, medical costs, psychological or physiological treatment costs, special care fees, home adaptation costs, aid equipment expenses.
To find out your exact compensation range for the general damages as well as the special damages you may qualify for, get in touch with our panel of expert head injury solicitors at RU1NJURED.
Choosing the right solicitors is the first step towards your successful compensation claim settlement. Following are some compelling reasons that make RU1NJURED anybody’s first choice:
If you need any sort of help to initiate a compensation claim for a head injury, we are just a call away. You can reach us at 0800 955 18 27 or book a free consultation with our expert panel of head injury solicitors and get free, no-obligation advice on how to secure your compensation award.
Your head injury claim compensation can be between £2,690.00 to £493,000.00.
Contact expert head injury solicitors near you. Share your story with them. They will write a letter to the defendant’s insurer to claim your damages.
You can make a claim for all types of head injuries caused by non-fault accidents.
You can make a claim for a head injury If you were owed a duty of care by a person or an entity which was breached and resulted in a head injury.
Based on the complexity of the claim, it can take months or a few years to settle.
Anyone in the UK who suffered a head injury due to someone else’s negligence.
You need to gather strong evidence that supports your injuries and proves defendant’s liability.
You should reach out to RU1NJURED’s panel of expert head injury lawyers to start your claim with confidence.
Medical reports which highlight your injuries, statements from witnesses who saw your accident and invoices or receipts for your medical bills.