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If you’ve suffered a spinal injury, you know just how much it can affect every part of your, and your loved one’s lives. As such, you might decide to make a spinal injury claim if your suffering has been caused by somebody else.
As experienced solicitors, we understand the challenges you’re facing and specialise in helping people like you secure the compensation you deserve. Our team has the expertise to guide you through every step of the claims process with care and professionalism.
You don’t have to face this journey alone. Keep reading to find out how our solicitors can support your spinal injury claim and maximise your chances of success. If you’d prefer to speak to someone directly, call 0161 6969 684 or use our Contact Us form to reach a member of our team today.
What Is A Spinal Injury Claim?
A spinal injury claim lets you seek compensation if someone else’s negligence caused your spinal injury. You could have grounds to claim after a road collision on the A6, an accident at Manchester airport, a slip in a shopping centre, or medical negligence at a hospital like Manchester Royal Infirmary. Your eligibility depends on proving liability, showing the extent of your injuries, and connecting them to the incident.
Spinal injury compensation claims cover a range of damages, such as:
Medical treatment and rehabilitation costs
Loss of income and future earnings
Mobility aids and equipment
Care costs if you need regular support
Adaptation of your home or vehicle
Pain, suffering, and loss of amenity
Our specialist solicitors handle the claims process from collecting evidence to negotiating with insurers. You’ll receive free legal advice, ongoing support, and regular progress updates. If required, our team arranges medical assessments with trusted professionals in Manchester, ensuring accurate documentation of your condition.
To find out if we could help you claim compensation for a spinal injury, please call our team today.
Examples of Accidents That Could Result In A Spinal Injury Claim
Spinal injury claims often arise after specific incidents where negligence is present. You could be entitled to claim compensation if your spinal injury was caused by the fault of another party in any of the following situations:
Public Place Accidents: Slipping on unmarked spills in supermarkets or tripping over hazards in venues like Manchester Arndale can cause severe back injuries. Our team will liaise with insurers, secure CCTV footage, and communicate with venue managers to establish liability.
Accidents at Work: Falls from height in warehouses or industrial sites, or injuries involving faulty machinery, can lead to spinal trauma. You’ll receive guidance on obtaining health and safety records and workplace accident documentation to strengthen your work accident claim.
Medical Negligence: Surgical errors or misdiagnosis at hospitals, such as Manchester Royal Infirmary, sometimes result in spinal complications. You’ll work with solicitors who collaborate with medical experts to review your treatment and identify breaches of duty of care
Road Traffic Accidents: Collisions on roads such as the A56 or Princess Parkway may lead to serious spinal injuries, for example, after a car crash or a cyclist being struck by a vehicle. Our personal injury solicitors in Manchester will gather accident reports, medical evidence, and witness statements to demonstrate negligence and assess potential compensation.
Every claim receives expert support, ongoing updates, and access to trusted medical assessments. Ready to begin your spinal injury claim in Manchester? If so, speak to our team today to see what compensation you could secure.
Most Common Spinal Injuries
Our solicitors can help you claim for any type of spinal injury if your case is suitable. Some of the most common spinal injuries that are claimed for include:
Whiplash injuries
Herniated (slipped) discs
Fractured vertebrae
Spinal cord compression
Nerve root injuries
Paralysis (paraplegia or quadriplegia)
Lumbar sprains and strains
Cervical spine injuries
Thoracic spine injuries
Chronic back pain due to trauma
Dislocation of the vertebrae
Spinal stenosis caused by accident
Soft tissue damage in the back
Spinal contusions
Compression fractures
If you believe that you or a loved one should be compensated for a back injury caused by somebody else, please call our team for free advice today.
Am I Eligible To Start A Claim?
To qualify for a back injury compensation claim, you usually must prove that:
The other party owed you a duty of care (For example, employers, businesses or property owners).
There was a breach in that duty (Such as failing to maintain safety rails or not providing proper training).
This breach directly caused your spinal injury
Our experienced solicitors will review your circumstances, assess your eligibility, and guide you through gathering evidence such as medical reports, witness statements, and accident documentation. You’ll receive free legal advice, support with medical assessments, and ongoing updates at every stage of your spinal injury compensation claim.
To check if we can help you claim for a spinal injury, please call our team today.
How Our Solicitors Can Help With Manchester Spinal Injury Claims
If we agree to represent you during a spinal injury claim, your solicitor will:
Gather comprehensive evidence, including CCTV, medical records, and witness statements from venues like the AO Arena or workplaces across Greater Manchester
Arrange independent medical assessments with neurologists to detail the extent of your spinal injury, helping to value your claim accurately
Negotiate interim payments to fund urgent medical care, adaptations, or loss of earnings during your rehabilitation
Keep you updated with clear, regular communication about your case’s progress
If you’d like more information on how we’ll manage your claim, why not call our specialists today?
How A Spinal Injury Claim Works
The most important thing to know about the claims process is that, if we take you on as a client, your solicitor and their support team will manage everything on your behalf. Our aim is always to secure as much compensation as possible to cover all of your suffering. Furthermore, we’ll keep you updated throughout the claims process, so you’re never out of the loop.
Evidence To Support Your Claim
Successful spinal injury claims depend on strong evidence showing who was at fault and the impact on your life. Our solicitors will:
Collect accident reports from workplaces, public venues, or road traffic incidents on Princess Road or near hospitals like Manchester Royal Infirmary.
Request independent medical assessments to confirm the type and severity of your injury such as a spinal cord injury.
Collate witness statements and photographic evidence.
Access expert reports regarding future care needs and financial losses.
If you believe another party’s negligence caused your injury, your compensation claim could succeed. For tailored guidance on spinal injury claims, contact our team today.
Time Limits For Spinal Injury Claims
You’ll usually have three years from your spinal injury date to make a compensation claim, as outlined in the Limitation Act 1980.
However, if the claimant lacks mental capacity, there is no time limit (unless that capacity returns). Additionally, the time limit for spinal injury claims for children doesn’t start until their 18th birthday. That means a parent or representative can claim on a child’s behalf at any time before then.
Missing the deadline likely ends your right to claim, unless specific criteria apply. Therefore, it’s usually a good idea to seek legal advice quickly to try and ensure that your claim is filed on time.
What Does Compensation In A Spinal Injury Claim Cover?
Compensation in a spinal injury claim covers distinct financial and non-financial losses you have suffered. Our specialist solicitors will present your case in full, ensuring all losses directly related to your spinal injury are included.
You could claim compensation for:
Medical expenses: Hospital charges, ongoing rehabilitation, medication and specialist treatments from NHS or private providers.
Loss of earnings: Lost income from time off work and reduced future earning capacity.
Care costs: Full-time, part-time, or specialist care needed as a result of your injury.
Home and vehicle adaptations: Modifications for accessibility, such as ramps, stairlifts, or adapted vehicles.
Mobility aids and equipment: Costs for wheelchairs, mobility scooters, or other assistive devices.
Pain, suffering and loss of amenity: Compensation for the physical and psychological impact of your injury.
To learn how much compensation you could receive following a spinal injury caused by somebody else, please call today.
The Benefits Of Claiming On A No Win No Fee Basis
We offer a No Win No Fee service for all personal injury claims. This, essentially, means you only pay legal fees if you are compensated.
The main benefits of No Win No Fee spinal injury claims include:
No upfront costs—start your claim without paying any legal fees
Access to expert legal representation regardless of your financial situation
Reduced financial risk, as you only pay if your claim is successful
Ongoing case communication and progress updates
Legal fees and court costs managed on your behalf
Please contact our team if you’d like to check if you can work with one of our No Win No Fee solicitors.
Start A Spinal Injury Claim Today
Taking the first step towards making a spinal injury claim can feel overwhelming but you’re not alone. With specialist solicitors by your side you’ll have expert guidance and support at every stage.
If you have any questions or you’re ready to start a spinal injury claim, please call 0161 6969 684 or use our Contact Us form to reach a member of our team today
Whether you’re seeking advice or ready to begin your claim you can access confidential assistance without any upfront costs. Reach out today for tailored guidance and let experienced professionals help you secure the compensation and support you deserve.
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