Types of spinal injury
Recent news
09 August 2010
Re-growth of the spinal cord could be possible
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02 February 2010
GP Medical Negligence High Court judgement - GP failure to diagnose cauda equina syndrome
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10 September 2009
Negligent spinal surgery - man left wheelchair bound and incontinent
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Recent cases
£800k compensation - GP negligence in failing to diagnose Cauda Equina Syndrome
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Cauda equina syndrome - delay in diagnosis and treatment
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Warehouse worker injures spine and back at work
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Although some spinal injuries are not so severe as to cause paralysis – the most serious forms can result in long term and lifelong consequences. Injuries to the spinal cord in the neck can render the victim tetraplegic (paralysis of the arms and legs) whilst damage further down the spine might cause devastating injury and paralysis to the lower limbs (paraplegia). Many people who suffer spinal injury become wheelchair bound.
We recognise that those with spinal injuries have different and far-reaching needs that those with less severe injuries may not have.
We understand that a compensation claim for spinal injury is a complex process and requires the experience and skills of specialist spinal injury lawyers. We have the experience and skills to make life easier for individuals and their families at a time when they are at their most vulnerable.
