Spinal Injury Claims Solicitors
With offices across Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire, including Lincoln, Grimsby and Hull, our professional and caring solicitors can help.
Specialist Solicitors for Spinal Cord and Spinal Injury Compensation Claims
A spinal injury can have a profound effect on every aspect of a person’s life. Depending on the severity of the injury, individuals may experience chronic pain, reduced mobility, loss of independence and significant changes to their employment and family circumstances.
Serious spinal injuries often require extensive medical treatment, rehabilitation and ongoing support. In the most severe cases, spinal cord damage can result in permanent paralysis and lifelong care needs.
At Bridge McFarland LLP, our specialist serious injury solicitors help individuals and families secure compensation following spinal injuries caused by accidents that were not their fault.
Call 0800 987 8800 today for a free, confidential discussion about your spinal injury claim.
What Is a Spinal Injury?
A spinal injury can affect the bones, discs, nerves or spinal cord itself.
These injuries commonly arise from:
- Road traffic accidents
- Motorcycle accidents
- Bicycle accidents
- Falls from height
- Workplace accidents
- Agricultural accidents
- Public liability accidents
- Construction accidents
While some spinal injuries heal over time, others can lead to long-term disability, chronic pain and significant restrictions on daily life.
Types of Spinal Injury Claims
Our serious injury team regularly assists clients who have suffered:
Spinal Cord Injuries
Damage to the spinal cord can interrupt communication between the brain and body and may result in paralysis.
Paraplegia
Paraplegia involves paralysis affecting the lower body and legs.
Tetraplegia (Quadriplegia)
Tetraplegia affects both the arms and legs and can have a significant impact on independence and mobility.
Fractured Vertebrae
Fractures to the spinal column can cause ongoing pain, reduced movement and neurological symptoms.
Disc and Nerve Injuries
Slipped discs, herniated discs and nerve damage can cause chronic pain and mobility issues.
Cauda Equina Syndrome
This serious condition can arise following trauma and requires urgent medical attention.
The Impact of a Serious Spinal Injury
A spinal injury can affect far more than physical mobility.
Many individuals face:
- Inability to return to work
- Reduced earning capacity
- Long-term rehabilitation
- Home adaptations
- Increased care requirements
- Mental health difficulties
- Changes to family life and relationships
Securing the correct level of compensation is essential to ensuring future needs are properly addressed.
Compensation for Spinal Injuries
Compensation may include:
Compensation for the Injury
Including:
- Pain and suffering
- Physical disability
- Loss of amenity
- Psychological impact
Financial Losses
Including:
- Loss of earnings
- Future loss of income
- Pension losses
- Medical expenses
- Rehabilitation costs
Future Care and Support
Serious spinal injury claims often include:
- Professional care costs
- Adapted accommodation
- Specialist equipment
- Vehicle adaptations
- Mobility aids
Rehabilitation Following a Spinal Injury
Early rehabilitation can play a vital role in recovery and long-term quality of life.
Where appropriate, we work to secure access to:
- Physiotherapy
- Occupational therapy
- Neurological rehabilitation
- Psychological support
- Case management services
Obtaining rehabilitation support at an early stage can often make a significant difference to future outcomes.
No Win No Fee Spinal Injury Claims
Many spinal injury claims can be funded through a Conditional Fee Agreement, commonly known as a No Win No Fee agreement.
This means:
- No upfront legal fees
- Access to specialist serious injury solicitors
- No legal fees to pay if your claim is unsuccessful, subject to the terms of the agreement
Our team will explain all available funding options during your initial consultation.
Spinal Injury Solicitors Serving Hull, Grimsby, Lincoln and Beyond
Bridge McFarland LLP represents serious injury clients throughout:
- Hull
- Grimsby
- Lincoln
- Scarborough
- Louth
- Anlaby
- Market Rasen
- Brigg
- England and Wales
We regularly assist individuals who have suffered spinal injuries in workplace accidents, road traffic accidents, agricultural accidents and public liability incidents throughout Lincolnshire, East Yorkshire and across England and Wales.
Where appropriate, we can arrange home visits and work closely with medical professionals, rehabilitation providers and family members throughout the claims process.
Why Choose Bridge McFarland LLP?
Our serious injury team understands that spinal injury claims are about far more than compensation alone.
We provide:
- Specialist serious injury expertise
- Access to leading medical experts
- Support with rehabilitation and recovery
- Advice on future care requirements
- No Win No Fee funding options in appropriate cases
- Compassionate support for individuals and families
We work to secure the compensation and support needed to help clients rebuild their lives following a serious injury.
Contact Our Spinal Injury Solicitors
If you or a loved one has suffered a spinal injury due to an accident that was not your fault, contact Bridge McFarland LLP today.
Our specialist serious injury solicitors can investigate the circumstances of the accident, explain your legal options and help secure the compensation, rehabilitation and support you need for the future.
Call 0800 987 8800, email enquiries@bmcf.co.uk or complete our online enquiry form to arrange a free initial consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. If the injury was caused by another person's negligence, compensation may be available.
Paraplegia affects the lower body, while tetraplegia affects all four limbs and the torso.
In serious cases, compensation can include the cost of future care, rehabilitation and specialist equipment.
Often yes. Serious injury claims require careful assessment of long-term prognosis and future needs.
Yes. Independent medical experts are usually instructed to assess the injury and provide evidence regarding your prognosis.
The value of a spinal injury claim depends on the severity of the injury, financial losses and future care requirements.
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