A serious injury can have a profound and life-changing impact, not only on the individual but also on their loved ones. At Murria, we understand that no two cases are the same, and each client’s experience is unique. Our approach is personal and tailored, ensuring that you receive the care and support you need during such a challenging time.
When someone suffers a serious injury, it often affects their ability to work, live independently, or engage in daily activities. Families, too, feel the ripple effects—whether it’s a spouse, parent, child, or dependant, the emotional and financial strain can be overwhelming. That’s why we consider not only your individual needs but also those of your family, implementing tailored support packages to ease the burden as much as possible.
Inderjit Singh Sahota on qualified one way costs shifting QOCS
What is a Serious Injury?
While there is no strict legal definition in the UK, a serious injury generally refers to any injury that significantly affects an individual’s health, requires urgent medical attention, or has long-term or permanent consequences. These injuries often involve surgery, extended hospital stays, or the inability to return to normal work or everyday life. Tragically, some injuries may result in loss of life within 30 days of the accident or longer.
Our dedicated team has extensive experience handling serious injury claims, advocating for clients facing some of the most life-altering challenges.
Examples of Serious Injuries
We specialise in claims for a wide range of serious and life-changing injuries, including but not limited to:
- Permanent disabilities: Such as paralysis or loss of limbs, which can drastically alter day-to-day living.
- Severe burns: Including third-degree burns that damage deep layers of skin and may require reconstructive surgery.
- Damage to vital organs: Including the heart, lungs, liver, or kidneys, which can severely impact long-term health.
- Brain and spinal cord injuries: Often leading to cognitive impairment, paralysis, or other significant disabilities.
- Amputations: Including the loss of a limb or part of a limb due to trauma or medical necessity.
- Serious internal injuries: Such as internal bleeding or damage to critical organs.
- Significant blood loss: Requiring emergency medical intervention to stabilise the individual.
At Murria, we are committed to securing the compensation and resources you deserve to help rebuild your life. Whether it’s funding for medical treatment, rehabilitation, or financial support for your family, we are here to guide you every step of the way.
If you or a loved one has suffered a serious injury, contact us today for a confidential consultation. Together, we’ll work towards ensuring your future is as secure and supported as possible.
Hire charges claim against our client successfully defended
Our Client following the accident was offered a vehicle by a claims management company as they were satisfied that the cost of the hire would be recovered from the Defendant insurer... More
Accident at Work claim successfully settled for a client on a temporary visa
The employer asked our Client to clean some guttering and provided a ladder which our Client thought unsafe. The employer ensured him that the ladder was safe and had been used many times. The ladder collapsed and our client fractured the vertebrae in his back. A claim was brought against the homeowner of the property who was also the employer...Passenger claim in a Road Traffic Accident
Our Client had accepted a lift from an acquaintance from a party who unbeknown to her was over the limit. The acquaintance driving at speed lost control at a roundabout and crashed the car..... More