Personal injury law

Amputation injury claims

A young boy, with a prosthetic leg, playing with bricks on a carpet. Amputation Injury Claims Solicitors

Introduction and overview

When you lose a limb, it is a life changing event. Having acted for many clients over the years we know how difficult dealing with an amputation and the consequences can be for you and your family. 

The most common causes of an amputation are:

  • road traffic accident  
  • accident at school
  • accident in the playground
  • medical negligence

If you or a family member have lost a limb and you believe it could have been avoided, you may be able to make a claim. It’s important to talk to solicitors that are experienced in this type of work to discuss your situation. 

How our personal injury solicitors can help you

Rehabilitation and suitable prosthesis are vitally important in aiding your recovery and ability to live independently. These costs, as well as home adaptations that might be needed, will form a major part of the compensation. Settlements and financial awards for children tend to be especially high as the prostheses are expensive and have to be replaced regularly.

We can also support you by providing advice and help in getting early access to rehabilitation to give you a better chance of recovery from your injuries. If responsibility is admitted early, then we can ask for interim payments from the defendants before the claim is finalised to give you access to treatment as soon as possible.

Why choose Russell-Cooke for amputation injury claims?

About our personal injury team

At Russell-Cooke, we have a team of accredited expert lawyers with extensive experience in dealing with amputation claims. We will be able to help you get financial compensation and, if necessary, to access expert care and rehabilitation to meet your ongoing and future needs. We are accredited by the Law Society for personal injury recognising our expertise in this area. We are also Lexcel accredited by the Law Society for excellence in legal practice management and client care.

We have decades of experience in securing settlements for clients who have suffered amputations with the result that they can secure their treatment and needs and live as independently as possible.

Testimonials and legal directory quotes

We are accredited by the Law Society for clinical negligence recognising our expertise in this area. We are also Lexcel accredited by the Law Society for excellence in legal practice management and client care. Members of our medical negligence team are on the Law Society and AVMA clinical negligence panels and have been accredited by APIL as Clinical Negligence Specialists. We are ranked in the Legal 500 and Chambers. 

We are known for going the extra mile in securing the best possible settlements for our clients.

Sarah Towler leads the personal injury team at Russell-Cooke LLP, which is praised for its ‘nerves of steel’ and ‘wonderfully personal touch’.
The Legal 500 (2024)
I always felt supported and in safe hands. Nothing was ever too much trouble.
Chambers UK (2024)

Charging information

When it comes to funding a claim, you don’t need to worry about this as if we believe you have a case we’ll work for you on a no-win no-fee basis. This means that you don’t have to pay anything up front and won’t pay anything if you lose.

Get in touch

If you would like to speak with a member of the team you can contact our personal injury solicitors by email, by telephone on +44 (0)20 3826 7517 or complete our enquiry form below.

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