Spinal Injury Claim & Compensation
Spinal injuries are devastating, and the chances of a full recovery are usually pretty slim. If your injuries were sustained due to the negligence of others, you may be entitled to claim for spinal injury compensation.
Simple and Straightforward
"I was nervous and unsure of the idea of getting into a complicated legal situation, but that turned out to be simple and straightforward. I was very impressed with the claim amount they managed to secure for me - more than what was anticipated!"
L Paterson, Personal Injury Claim
The Short of it
If you have sustained a spinal cord injury
that was not your fault within the last three years, you could be entitled to compensation.
Spinal injuries can be devastating for you and your loved ones,
and we understand the financial, psychological and emotional effect they can have on you.
Our specialised personal injury team are skilled
in working with serious injury claims, to help you to achieve the emotional and financial result you deserve.
Everything we do at Watermans
is about getting you the resolution you need and providing Straightforward legal advice. It should be that simple.
The Long of it
Spinal Injuries
Spinal injury claims
Spinal cord injuries can prove life-changing, and be devastating for you and your loved ones. In some cases, the damage can last a lifetime, and you may even fall victim to some form of paralysis. The damage to an individual is just as much psychological and emotional as it is physical, and medical costs can prove expensive, too.
Spinal injuries can occur as a result of
- road traffic accidents
- general falls
- assault
- sporting accidents
Spinal injuries are extremely serious, and we understand the destruction they can cause to your daily life. With our specialised team here in Scotland, we work closely with you and your family, often by way of home and hospital visits. Our lawyers receive specialist ongoing training in all aspects of personal injury law, including courses accredited by spinal injury organisations.
We understand that spinal injuries may have a significant impact on the your life and may result in long-term or permanent implications, including your ability to work and specialist care requirements.
If you or a loved one has sustained a spinal cord injury that you were not responsible for, speak to us today and let us help you to take steps in getting your life back on track.
Making a claim
How do I make a spinal injury claim?
Making a claim for a serious injury like one of the spinal cord may seem daunting and scary, but we are here to help.
We take care of the legal side, so that you and your loved ones can concentrate on the healing process, both physically and mentally.
Having a spinal cord injury will affect your life greatly. You may require around-the-clock care, and modifications to your home and transport methods. All of these changes can prove costly, but if you were injured because of someone else’s negligence, then perhaps you can relieve that financial burden by starting a compensation claim against them.
If your accident has occurred within the last three years, then now may be your time to contact a personal injury lawyer here, at Watermans. We understand that every spinal cord accident is unique, and we put care and effort into securing the right compensation for you.
Our expert personal injury solicitors are here to help. We can provide an effortless and professional service, to get the result that you deserve during such a harrowing time.
At Watermans, we operate a no win no fee policy, meaning that you won’t be charged for solicitors fees if we don’t succeed in winning your case.
How much compensation?
How much compensation for spinal injures?
Spinal injuries will often attract very substantial compensation awards – and deservedly so. Claimants are entitled to be financially compensated not only for the physical pain and suffering of the injury itself, but also for rehabilitation costs, specialist care and equipment and the cost of home modifications.
In addition, our experienced solicitors will advise on the complex issues of past and future wage loss and pension rights – often forming the largest part of the eventual financial settlement.
We will also advise on interim payments that may be required to meet immediate costs, including specialist care, accommodation and equipment,
At Watermans, we are able to offer clients private rehabilitation and medical care through our unique Total Care programme.
Why Watermans?
Why should I choose Watermans to pursue my claim?
Watermans make legal services look and feel easy so people can move forward in life.
Watermans are one of the leading personal injury firms in Scotland. We act only for people who have been injured in an accident, and never for the at-fault party, nor insurance companies who defend these cases.
Our expert team are committed to doing everything to make the claims process straightforward for our clients following an accident. We take the hassle from you and fight each case to secure the maximum level of compensation. We also provide access to a range of additional services, such as physiotherapy and psychological treatment to ensure you recover from your injuries as soon as possible and get your life back on track.
Our expertise in personal injury covers a wide range of areas including accidents at work, public liability claims, road traffic accidents, fatal and serious injury claims and cases relating to child and historical abuse.
We represent thousands of clients throughout Scotland each year, securing millions of pounds in compensation for our clients. We work on a no win a fee basis, which means that if your claim is unsuccessful, you won’t end up out of pocket.
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Everything we do at Watermans is about getting you the resolution you need and making that process straightforward. Start the process by sending us your details below or calling us on 0131 555 7055
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Our personal injury claims expert
“Making a claim for compensation can be such a daunting process for people, so I try to make it as straightforward and easy to understand as I can for them.”
Susanne McGraw, Head of Personal Injury