Spinal injuries caused by sporting accidents

Impacts in many sports lead to a high risk of spinal injury. However, if the correct precautions and regulations have not been observed it is often not the fault of the injured party that they have been injured. Indeed, it is often the case that the injury could have been prevented altogether.

Our specialist lawyers fully investigate the circumstances, and along with providing the correct financial awards, can arrange specialist rehabilitation at no cost to our clients.

For free advice from a member of our specialist legal team please call us on 0800 61 66 81 or use the contact details at the top left of this page.

What our clients say about us...

"In 2002, our family suffered a devastating blow when my husband was injured in a car crash. Not only did he endure a fracture in his neck, he later suffered a coma, brain damage, and other physical, mental and emotional problems. You immediately recognised that my husband's problems were more complicated than the hospital had told us and went through the medical records with great care. You handled every step with integrity, kindness and resolve. We will live the rest of our lives with the assurance that our financial needs will be met. Thanks to you, my husband and I are doing our best to move on with our lives." Mrs J Collinson, Crawley

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