Serious Injury Claims
Specialist support for life-changing injury claims including brain, spinal or amputation cases.
Our legal guides provide straightforward, practical advice to help you understand your rights and navigate the claims process. Whether you're starting a claim or seeking more information, these resources are here to guide you every step of the way.
In this guide, we explain the process of a coroner’s inquest and postmortem and discuss how Thompsons can help you. Read more.
Read about case management following a serious injury. Thompsons Solicitors are the most experienced personal injury firm in the UK.
Unable to work due to an injury? Learn how to claim compensation for lost earnings and future earning potential. Our expert solicitors offer no win, no fee support for personal injury claims.
Advice from Thompsons Solicitors’ specialist serious injury lawyers for those with a serious injury who are planning on taking an accessible trip abroad.
Thompsons Solicitors’ brain injury expert, Karl De-Loyde, discusses some of the lesser-known, or hidden symptoms, of an acquired brain injury.
Learn about the symptoms of brain damage and how to pursue compensation if your injury was caused by an accident. Our expert brain injury solicitors offer no win, no fee support for traumatic brain injury claims.
Meet the experts. We talk to Toby Carlsson, from Dorset Orthopaedic one of the UK’s leading providers of private prosthetic and orthotic rehabilitation that is dedicated to supporting patients in enhancing their overall quality of life.
In this article, we will outline what a life-changing injury is, give examples of these types of injuries and set out how you can make a claim to receive the maximum compensation to help you move on with your life if you or a loved one have suffered a life-changing injury.
Thompsons' serious injury lawyer Lisa Gunner shares her advice on how to support someone with a brain injury.
If you fractured your skull in an incident that was not your fault, you may be able to make a claim for compensation.
Learn how long it takes to recover from a leg amputation, including physical and psychological recovery. Our specialist solicitors can help you claim compensation for amputations caused by incidents or medical negligence, with no win, no fee funding.
Head injury symptoms can vary depending on the severity of the injury. Learn more about the symptoms and signs of a head injury here.
In this guide we explain the difference between paraplegic and quadriplegic injuries.
If you are diabetic and have recently had an amputation then you may be able to make a claim for compensation. Find out more in our dedicated guide.
Information on being discharged home from hospital following a serious injury. Thompsons Solicitors is the UK's most experienced personal injury firm.
Meet the experts. We talk to Liz Haunch, co-founder of Bridge Case Management. Thompsons connects you with a network of support services, including medical professionals and rehabilitation experts, to assist in your recovery journey.
We understand the importance of getting rehabilitation as soon as possible after a brain injury. Find out about the process and the support we provide here.
If you sustained a brain injury in an incident that was not your fault you may be entitled to a compensation payout.
Our glossary explains the different types of brain injury that can occur following a blow to the head. Find out more about them here.
In this guide we explore what you, and your loved ones, can expect from the rehabilitation process after an amputation, including what to consider when choosing a prosthetic. Read more.
This guide contains information about spinal injury cases.
This guide contains information about brain injury cases.
In this guide we explain the different types of spinal cord injury.
In this guide, we look at the different degrees of burns, the common causes of serious burn and scald injures, and how you can make a claim for compensation. Read more.
This guide contains information about amputation cases.
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