Injuries to the spinal cord
Spinal injuries are often devastating and the consequences may have a life-changing impact, particularly when they result in paralysis. Injuries to the spine can vary in severity, however even the most minor can require a long and arduous recovery.
We can seek compensation for the pain & suffering caused and claim for special damages such as specialist care, equipment, transportation and accessible housing. Often, special damages can amount to the sum of several million and will help ensure the most comfortable standard of living possible.
We can seek compensation for the pain & suffering caused and claim for special damages such as specialist care, equipment, transportation and accessible housing. Often, special damages can amount to the sum of several million and will help ensure the most comfortable standard of living possible.
Your first step is to get in touch with Paschal O'Hare Solicitors.
Patrick O'Hare
“My role is to ensure my clients get the amount in compensation they deserve in the form of general damages & special damages. For some spinal injuries, these can be substantial.”
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Clients have the option to be updated by their solicitor throughout the entire claim process. You can message us with answers or queries, sign documents and attach photographs to help speed up your case. You can learn more in our app guide.
Claim Calculator
Our claims calculator can give you an idea of how we value general damages awarded for pain suffering. However, compensation may also include special damages such as loss of earnings.
Costs
All initial enquiries are completely free of charge allowing for the opportunity to determine if a claim is possible before committing. Should a claim proceed, our final bill is recovered from the third party's insurers.
"No Win No Fee" is not permitted in Northern Ireland. However, some clients may be eligible for legal aid or legal expenses insurance.
"No Win No Fee" is not permitted in Northern Ireland. However, some clients may be eligible for legal aid or legal expenses insurance.
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