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My client suffered serious injuries when working as a self-employed subcontractor for a main contractor who themselves were subcontracting to…
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A spinal injury can have a devastating effect upon the individual suffering the personal injury and their family and friends.
It is important that the personal injury solicitor representing your interests is experienced in spinal injury. Injuries to the spine have to dealt with in a very different way to back injuries as every spinal injury claim is unique.
The Rogers & Norton personal injury team are dedicated to pursuing compensation claims on behalf of claimants who sustain life changing injuries
The prognosis is more positive for a full recovery with a back injury back than there is to your spine. It is quite possible for an individual to suffer a broken back; ruptured discs; spinal stenosis or trapped nerves and yet providing the spinal cord remains intact and the vertebrae not damaged, a full recovery without paralysis, loss of mobility, function and feeling can be achieved.
Spinal injuries of whatever severity can dramatically change a person’s day to day life. It is therefore very important that the personal injury solicitor ensures that all areas of potential expense are investigated and claimed where appropriate. The extra care; support; equipment and accommodation that will be needed should be reflected in the compensation required.
Every spinal injury claim is unique. Those who sustain a spinal injury often have very complex needs. A spinal injury can impact on every aspect of day to day life, so compensation needs to reflect the extra care, support, equipment and accommodation that spinal injury claimants need.
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Director
Norwich, Personal Injury
Mark is a Director and head of the Firm’s Personal Injury & Legal Expenses Department. Mark is a Solicitor with many years experience of handling personal injury claims for clients suffering injuries in road traffic accidents, at work or in public places. Mark also has experience of Motor Insurer Bureau cases where the client is the victim of an uninsured driver. He also undertakes work relating to criminal injury cases.
Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives
Norwich, Personal Injury
Hannah joined Rogers & Norton in 1997 as an office junior but moved to the Personal Injury and Legal Expense team shortly after as a secretary and then subsequently as a Fee Earner in 2000.
Hannah is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives having been admitted in February 2008 and continues to work in the Personal Injury department specialising in claims arising from road traffic accidents, accidents at work and public liability claims.