Trusted head injury solicitors
Head injuries are not uncommon in the workplace, leaving physical scars and impairing your everyday function. These injuries can cause real change to you and your family’s lives, affecting independence, your relationships and your ability to work.
Finding the right people to get the best compensation for your injury can be complicated if you don’t know where to start. True Solicitors are here to help you push forward your head injury claim with confidence and support.
Head injury claims with you at the centre
From the start of your claim, all the way to the very end, our team of solicitors are on hand to help you gain the compensation you deserve.
With years of experience and expertise under our belts, and an unwavering dedication to give our clients the best representation possible, you can be assured we will work hard to get the best possible outcome. With our no win, no fee policy, you can rest assured that, if you your case is not won, then it won’t cost you a thing.
Common types of head injury claims
To gain a better understanding of what types of head injury claims you could make, here are some examples of injuries you can claim for, and circumstances that may lead to those injuries:
Skull Fractures
A skull fracture is any form of break to the cranial bone. Fractures are not always plain to the naked eye, and symptoms that can indicate an internal fracture include; bruising to the face, bleeding from the ears or nose and swelling and tenderness.
Some examples of how you may have gained this type of injury include:
- Assault
- Road traffic accidents
- Injuring the head due to a slip, trip or fall.
If you have experienced an accident, in a public or commercial setting, that wasn’t your fault and has resulted in a head fracture, start your claim today to gain compensation for your injury.
Haematoma
A haematoma is a gathering of blood underneath the skin barrier, typically caused by a heavy impact that did not break the skin. Symptoms include; headaches, drowsiness, vomiting and even loss of consciousness.
While many haematomas can fix themselves, serious cases can require surgical intervention and can have long-term side effects, such as concentration and memory issues, changes in mood and behaviour, and even difficulties with speech.
Recovery can be a long and difficult road and may result in a very different future. Your home and work may need adaptations, or you could be in a position where you cannot work again. If you’ve had a haematoma due to an injury in the workplace, you could be eligible to make a head injury claim.
Concussion
A concussion is considered a type of hidden injury, mainly due to the fact that you may not even be aware that you have been concussed.
Concussion occurs when a person receives a head injury or knock to the body, resulting in a brain injury that is not large enough to be easily detectable, but impactful enough to have some long-term side effects. These side effects include:
- Headaches
- Dizziness
- Fatigue
- Concentration and memory issues
In most cases, these side effects will subside after a few days to a week, but in more severe cases, these side effects can remain present for months after the injury.
If you think you could be eligible to make a concussion based head injury claim, request a call back from a member of our team for advice.
Abrasions, lacerations and scarring
When referring to head injuries, abrasions , lacerations and scarring are defined as the following:
- Abrasions – a scraping or rubbing of the skin, causing a superficial injury that may have broken the skin barrier to cause bleeding. Abrasions present in many different ways, as as such, can be caused by a multitude of different methods, such as falls, chemicals, or small sharp particles.
- Lacerations – a break in the skin, usually a cut, caused by an impact with a sharp object or by blunt force trauma. Lacerations on the head are particularly difficult to manage due to the scalp’s tendency to bleed more than other areas of the body. Improper care of injuries in this area can lead to infection, and potentially loss of facial and mental functions.
- Scarring – Scarring to the head can be caused due to either of the above injuries, but can have more side effects that you may first realise. From impeding regular hair growth, to causing facial deformities, injuries to the head can have many long-term social and psychological impacts on people.
How our head injury solicitors can help
From small bumps, to life changing injuries, our head injury solicitors are on hand to help. Using evidence from your personal case, our team can build you a fully fleshed out claim, with a no win, no fee guarantee. Simply contact our experts today to find out how we can support your claim.