Severe & Fatal Accident Claims Specialists

Types of Severe & Fatal Accident Claim

You can claim for several common injuries as part of a Severe and Fatal Accident claim. Car accident claims are among the most common in the UK. Thousands of road users suffer injury in car accidents every year and are eligible to make a claim.
Accident-caused spinal injuries are also some of the most severe and life-changing personal injuries. Raising spinal injury claims can be complex and requires high skill and expertise.

Suppose you have suffered an injury resulting in amputation. Carrying out claims of this nature requires a fundamental understanding of how amputation will affect all aspects of your life and just how challenging the adjustment can be.

Finally, there are brain injury claims. Due to the precious nature of our brains, a severe injury such as a head trauma can have a drastic effect on your lifestyle and the lives of your loved ones. Head injuries are one of the most common injuries in the UK following an accident and therefore, sustaining a brain injury attracts a high level of compensation from brain injury compensation claims.

If you need to claim for any of the above, it is essential to engage solicitors with the right expertise to ensure you get the compensation you are entitled to. Tinsdills Solicitors will provide you with all this expertise and get the result your case deserves.

Fatal Accident Claims Guide

Some accidents result in the death of the victim. Or fatalities occur as a consequence of occupational diseases or clinical negligence. In these cases, the claim survives for the benefit of the victim’s estate and compensation for the victim’s surviving spouse or partner and dependents.

After a death, family members often have to respond to enquiries from the Coroner. They may also have to attend a Coroner’s inquest.

It is important to contact us early enough to allow us to advise you about the inquest process. It is also helpful if we can attend the inquest to listen to the evidence and represent your interests.

In fatal accident claims, getting a Grant of Representation (either Probate or Letters of Administration) is necessary. This comes from the court before the claim concludes.

Fatal accidents require up-to-date knowledge and experience to resolve the issues. Our experienced team are specialists in acquired brain injuries and fatal accident claims. 

Our solicitors can tell you whether you appear to have a valid claim. Get in touch; we will be happy to answer any questions you may have about recovering compensation.