Following an injury to the brain other injuries can occur which are secondary to the original injury. This might be for example when the brain is starved of oxygen, due to a blockage. Secondary injuries exacerbate the first injury.
A third injury can also occur hours/days/weeks after the original injury. This is usually a result of ruptured nerves and blood vessel damage, which can cause blood clots, internal bleeds, swelling, and bruising in the brain.
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If you believe that you might have a legal claim relating to Secondary Brain Injury , please complete the online enquiry form or call 0870 024 0558. Your enquiry will be forwarded to a solicitor who specialises in Secondary Brain Injury .
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Secondary Brain Injury Team Members
- Lindsay Wise
- Partner
Our reason for writing is to extend you our sincerest thanks for your management of our case; and your accessibility throughout the process; something that other solicitors, we have found are reluctant to offer. Your professional but approachable character and not least your diligent negotiation skills have been well evidenced for the duration of our case, as has been your efforts to keep us informed regularly. This has made the experience as painless as possible whilst in the event we have had questions that we wished to have answered, your quick responses and plain spoken English have laid any concerns we may have had to rest.
