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Injuries to the sense can include a loss of smell and / or taste, impaired vision (even blindness) as well as hearing loss and tinnitus. How each person is affected by an injury to the sense is unique and needs careful consideration.
Admiral Law have assisted countless clients with injuries and impairments to the sense, helping them to secure the best possible treatment. Where a complete recovery is not possible, treatment, aids and equipment can be secured to minimise the impact of this injury. We will also work with rehabilitation providers who can consider the need to provide more bespoke adaptations to your home or liaise with an employer to secure a return to work.
Unfortunately, in circumstances where the injury causes a lasting impairment resulting in an inability to return to a previous occupation, we work closely with rehabilitation providers to secure re-training, to consider alternative employment and can secure compensation to cover any lost income. To find out more about how we can assist you or a family member who has suffered an injury to the sense, please contact us
If you have been involved in an accident that is not your fault and have suffered injuries as a result please contact us as soon as possible. Claims for personal injury arising out of accidents which take place in England and Wales are subject to a three year limitation period. We can arrange a convenient time for one of our skilled and experienced team members to contact you. We aim to make your claim for personal injury as straightforward and stress free as possible. We will always explain the steps involved in pursuing a claim for compensation.
At Admiral Law we have years of experience of dealing with serious accidents from which there have been life changing injuries, significant long-term impairment and restriction at home and in work.
Our focus is to ensure you receive the optimum rehabilitation at the earliest opportunity. Through the involvement of industry recognised rehabilitation providers, therapists, support workers and medical experts providing nation-wide coverage, our team will ensure that every aspect of your injuries are considered and a bespoke rehabilitation package implemented via third party funding.
As signatories to the Serious Injuries Guide, along with most major insurers in the UK, we will look to implement a rehabilitation program even before an admission of fault.
We have secured millions of pounds for clients whose lives have been changed forever, giving them the opportunity to move forward and regain their independence.
You may have legal expenses insurance attached to your car or home insurance policy. We can make enquiries to see if any such legal expense insurance exists and can be used to fund your claim. If you do not have existing legal expenses insurance we can enter into a Conditional Fee Agreement and a bespoke policy of after the event legal expenses insurance. Under the terms of a conditional fee agreement, you may be charged a fee for our services.
We aim to conclude your claim as soon as is possible. The length of time this takes depends very much on the severity of the injury, the duration of your recovery and importantly the willingness of the defendant to accept fault.
It is important that we ensure that you are recovered completely or have a final prognosis for your future in order to calculate any resulting losses before attempting to settle your claim.
The consequences of the injuries or illnesses will vary between individuals. The amount of compensation you could receive will be personal to you and depend upon a number of factors such as the severity of the injury, extent of any continuing symptoms and the level of impact on ability to work.
Our personal injury solicitors are experienced in accurately valuing claims to ensure you get the compensation you deserve
Kate became a para-dressage rider in 2009 after she was injured in an eventing accident.
Kate sustained a serious head and brain injury, which left her having to learn to walk and talk again. Kate then suffered multiple injuries including a brain injury and a brachial plexus injury in a road traffic accident in 2013.
Watch Kate's story