Serious Injury Law were asked by CBIT to offer assistance to the family of 'L'. This case involves a young child who has suffered a severe traumatic brain injury as a result of a road traffic collision.
Read MoreSerious Injury Law have experience in handling cases involving brain injury arising from non-accidental injuries. Read more about the case of 'T' who suffered a serious brain injury after being shaken as a new born baby.
Read MoreSerious Injury Law were asked by CBIT to assist the family of 'H'. This case involves a minor who has suffered a brain injury as a result of clinical negligence.
Read MoreSerious Injury Law were asked CBIT by to assist the family of 'K'. This case involves a young child involved in an road traffic collision outside of his home.
Read MoreEducating young children about the perils of our highways is always of paramount importance, particularly when some of the most dangerous roads are those outside of school grounds.
Read MoreIn this case, our client was a front seat passenger, at around 2am, in a vehicle being driven by one of his colleagues (the Defendant) who lost control of the vehicle, hit a kerb, and then collided with an oncoming Mercedes Benz taxi.
Read MoreIn this case, our client (a minor at the time) was playing with friends at a skateboard park situated near his home. After playing the group sat on a nearby embankment talking before our client made the decision to leave and return home.
Read MoreAnthony sustained a serious head injury at work when he fell from a platform into an inspection pit. He was taken to hospital and his head injury was treated but he was not sent for any radiological investigations. Days after being discharged Anthony returned to hospital due to the continued pain that he was feeling where it was determined that he had at least one fracture to his neck along with possible spinal cord damage.
Read MoreThis case, involved a former client who had previously suffered minor injuries in a road traffic accident. Tragically, her injuries on this occasion were a great deal more serious.
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