The mental impact of a spinal cord injury can be as difficult to overcome as the physical impact on the body and its systems.
How does Osseointegration in Limb Reconstruction Work?
Osseointegration is a surgical method which introduces metal into bone with the purpose of achieving permanent bonding between them.It has been shown in experiments that bone and some metals can bond if certain criteria are fulfilled. This method is widely used in...
What to Expect at your Free Personal Injury Legal Consultation
We offer a free personal injury initial consultation, advising on the merits of your claim and the methods of funding open to you.
Early Rehabilitation is Critical in Personal Injury
In the crushing wake of a catastrophic personal injury, there is an immediate window of opportunity to implement rehabilitation such that it maximises our client’s (the victim’s) chances of returning as fully as possible to their life pre-injury. The earlier rehabilitation starts, the better.
2024 Top Spot in Personal Injury in East Anglia
The Legal 500 recognises Barr Ellison Law as a Tier 1 Catastrophic Personal Injury Specialists in their latest rankings.
Time Limits for Personal Injury Claims
Time limits in personal injury | Starting point is that Claimant has 3 years – the limitation period | However, there are a number of exceptions
How Personal Injury Compensation is Calculated
Once the initial stages of the litigation and the rehabilitation are dealt with, it becomes necessary for the quantification of the claim to start to take shape. When looking to value a personal injury claim, there are 3 areas of loss that must be considered:
1. General Damages (often referred to as Pain, Suffering and Loss of Amenity)
2. Past Special Damages
3. Future Special Damages
How to Make a Personal Injury Claim for Compensation
Making a claim can be broken up into a number of distinct but sometimes overlapping stages:
a. Free Initial Legal Consultation
b. Letter of Claim
c. Rehabilitation Needs, including Interim Payments
d. Where Liability is Admitted
e. Where Liability is Wholly or Partially Denied
Deputyships vs Lasting Powers of Attorney
A comparison of Court of Protection Deputyships and Powers of Attorney. You appoint an Attorney. A Deputy is appointed by the Court.