Serious injury case studies

Helping to rebuild lives

We have almost two decades of experience working with seriously injured clients, and have played our part in the process of helping to rebuild lives throughout this period.

By using the injury types below you can find out about how we have helped clients who have been in a similar position to you, or your loved one. Our case studies fully illustrate the impact that we have on peoples' lives, and why the services we offer are unique and unmatched.

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ATV accidents 'cause an increasing number of spinal cord injuries' ATV accidents 'cause an increasing number of spinal cord injuries'
All-terrain vehicles (ATVs) have been shown to cause a high number of spinal injuries in children in the US.New research...
Soldiers set for compulsory brain injury checks Soldiers set for compulsory brain injury checks
US soldiers are set to be urged to get themselves checked for brain injury by medical professionals if they get even the...
Compulsory cycle helmet guidance for Jersey children Compulsory cycle helmet guidance for Jersey children
Making cycling helmets compulsory for children in Jersey could help reduce the risk of brain injury, it has been claimed.According...
Toddler with rare bone condition 'loves' new adapted bedroom Toddler with rare bone condition 'loves' new adapted bedroom
A toddler with a bone condition that has caused spinal injury loves the bedroom constructed for her in light of her illness.The...
UK's first spinal injury gym spinning class unveiled UK's first spinal injury gym spinning class unveiled
Brits with spinal injury will soon be able to take part in the UK's first integrated 'spinning class'.The training regime...