Someone who has damaged their cervical spine and has some loss to all four limbs of the body is described as tetraplegic or quadriplegic. If they have no movement or sensation below the neck then this is described as complete quadriplegia/tetraplegia.

If the injury is below the first thoracic vertebrae so that the arms, hands and fingers are unaffected then this is known as paraplegia which is the paralysis of the lower part of the body.

The most common causes of spinal injuries are road traffic accidents, accidents at work and medical negligence.

You may have suffered such a severe injury that amputation of a limb or limbs is required. We can help assess your care needs including find the right prosthesis and ongoing care.

How we can help?

Only qualified and very experienced Solicitors will handle your claim. We are dedicated to fighting for victims of accidents. It is vital that with injuries of this nature that you are represented by a Specialist Solicitor who can ensure that you receive the maximum compensation to which you are entitled.

We have access to the very best treatment and medical experts who specialise in helping and treating catastrophic injuries. We have recovered millions of pounds for clients who have suffered these types of injuries securing stability for their future. These types of injuries can have a significant impact on your life and future wellbeing.

We offer home visits and out of hours service.

What can I claim for?

You are entitled to compensation for the pain and suffering caused by your injuries and the effect of your injuries on your lifestyle and day to day living.

You can also claim for any financial losses such as loss of earnings, medical, travelling expenses, the cost of adaptations to your home, the cost of prosthetic limbs and ongoing treatment. You can claim for the cost of care be it from a professional person or family members and friends to look after you.

What should I do now?

Contact one of our specialist Solicitors for FAST FRIENDLY AND FREE ADVICE.

You have THREE years in which to claim from the day your accident happened.

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