Paralysis Claims & Compensation
Contact us for a free consultation with a qualified solicitor on claiming for paralysis for a loved one or personally.
Loss of sensation from serious injury
Suffering from paralysis following an accident is both devastating and life changing. In many cases, some level of on-going care is required for the rest of the person’s life. Paralysis comes in the form of monoplegia, hemiplegia, paraplegia or quadriplegia and is identified by the number of limbs and which side of the body is affected. An accident that results in the loss of feeling in one or more limb often comes as a result of a serious accident which might occur because of a car crash, a motorcycle accident or at a place of work that is more susceptible to risk such as a building site.
We are a dedicated firm of personal injury solicitors made up of a team of specialist solicitors. Paschal O’Hare Solicitors are experts at ensuring that the appropriate aftercare is available. Beyond this, we can secure financial compensation, specialist equipment and even accessible housing when appropriate. Our aim is to return someone to the most comfortable and independent quality of life available to them.
Your first step is to get in touch with Paschal O’Hare Solicitors.
Seymour Major
“At Paschal O’Hare Solicitors, we specialise in pursuing compensation for those suffering from serious injuries such as paralysis. Our clients can trust that they are in good hands.”
Case Studies
Stuart’s car accident settles for £22,490 (Belfast)
Stuart was involved in a car accident when he was driving on Victoria Street in Belfast. He was driving along when another vehicle cut across
Bobby’s car accident settles for £44,553 (County Antrim)
Late one night, Bobby was driving his car in County Antrim when a third party vehicle emerged from a side road, failed to stop and
Claire’s trip claim settles for £7,650 (Belfast)
One dark, winter’s evening, Claire was returning to her car from the supermarket in Belfast where she had just finished her shopping. She was walking
