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Golf cart tragedy: how a friendly game of golf led to a catastrophic brain injury claim
Posted: 12/02/2025
Personal injury partner Warren Collins reviews a recent case, in which a seemingly innocuous golf cart accident resulted in a catastrophic brain injury, followed by the issue of High Court proceedings and a multi-million pound settlement. He may have been well into his late 80s, but Freddie (not his real name) was far from a sedentary life of......>>
When a superwoman loses her powers: pursuing a compensation claim for functional neurological disorder
Posted: 12/02/2025
Partner Warren Collins describes a recent case, in which the personal injury team was able to secure a significant settlement for a woman whose life was turned upside down by functional neurological disorder (FND) after a motorcycle accident. Life was good for Charlie (not her real name) – in fact, it was great. She had reached......>>
Brain Awareness Week – highlighting the importance of research in the treatment of brain disease
Posted: 11/03/2024
Brain Awareness Week, which runs from 11 – 17 March this year, is a global campaign to both raise public awareness of the benefits of brain research and increase support for its progression. Such research is essential to understanding common brain diseases. During the awareness week, communities, charities and organisations, including colleges......>>
Sinusitis and empyema – a rare but life-threatening condition
Posted: 22/05/2023
As Brain Injury Awareness Week (16-22 May) draws to a close for this year, we have reflected on cases in which our clinical negligence team has acted for patients who have suffered complications of acute sinusitis. Sinusitis is a relatively common condition involving the inflammation of the lining of the sinuses and generally causes......>>
The benefits of securing suitable accommodation for a brain-injured child
Posted: 13/03/2023
When a child suffers a severe brain injury, one of the biggest changes for their family is the type of home that they need to live in. Where the injury happened because of a failing in the child’s medical care, a claim for some of the additional costs of this accommodation can be pursued. Suffering a severe brain injury may mean that the child grows......>>

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