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20th March 2020
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Severe neck injuries can have devastating consequences to a sufferer’s life, leading to long-term pain and suffering, extensive recovery times, paralysis and serious psychological distress. Severe neck injury claims include fractures, dislocation, extensive soft tissue damage, ruptured tendons, or injuries that lead to permanent spastic quadriparesis, full-body paralysis and paraplegia.
As a result, the size of severe neck injury claims can be particularly high, factoring the prolonged problems that claimants can face. These serious neck injury claims can also involve spinal damage, and sufferers can require long-term rehabilitation and might never recover from the injury.
The cost of dealing with these personal injuries can be incredibly high, with long-term care costs, rehabilitation and household renovations costing tens of thousands of pounds. As well as compensation for their pain and suffering, claimants can also recover the cost of all these expenses.
While serious neck injuries might be associated with car accident compensation claims, they are seen in a huge number of other cases. These include workplace accident claims, criminal injuries compensation cases, slips and trips or falls from height.
You should speak to personal injury solicitors about your severe neck injury claim to come up with a realistic assessment of its value. Every case has its own particular qualities and these can significantly impact their overall value.
To discuss your compensation claim or receive a valuation that takes your unique circumstances into account, call the team at Clearwater Solicitors today! Simply get in touch by calling 08000 430 430. Alternatively, fill in our online enquiry form to request a call back.
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