Brain Injury Claims – Expert Solicitors in Ireland

A brain injury can have devastating consequences, affecting a person’s cognitive abilities, physical health, and overall quality of life. If you or a loved one has suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI) due to negligence, our solicitors can help you secure compensation for medical expenses, rehabilitation, and long-term care.

What Are Brain Injury Claims?

Brain injuries range from mild concussions to severe, life-altering trauma. These claims seek compensation for medical treatment, loss of earnings, and long-term care costs.

Types of Brain Injuries

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) – Caused by external force or impact.
Acquired brain injury (ABI) – Caused by medical conditions such as stroke or infection.
Concussion – A mild brain injury affecting cognitive function.
Haemorrhages and haematomas – Bleeding in or around the brain.
Diffuse axonal injury – Damage to nerve fibres, often due to severe trauma.
Hypoxic or anoxic brain injuries – Caused by a lack of oxygen to the brain.

Common Causes of Brain Injuries

Brain injuries can result from various accidents and incidents. Our legal team investigates the cause to establish liability.

Frequent Causes of Brain Injuries

Road traffic accidents – Car, motorcycle, and pedestrian collisions.
Workplace accidents – Falls from heights or head injuries from machinery.
Medical negligence – Misdiagnosis, surgical errors, or birth injuries.
Slips, trips, and falls – Head trauma from falls in public or private places.
Sports injuries – High-impact sports causing concussions or brain trauma.
Criminal assaults – Head injuries caused by physical attacks.

Symptoms & Impact of Brain Injuries

Brain injuries can affect a person’s physical, cognitive, and emotional well-being. Our solicitors ensure that all consequences are factored into your claim.

Common Symptoms of Brain Injuries

Memory loss – Difficulty recalling past or recent events.
Cognitive impairment – Difficulty concentrating, reasoning, or problem-solving.
Loss of motor function – Impaired balance, coordination, or movement.
Speech and communication issues – Trouble speaking or understanding language.
Behavioural changes – Personality shifts, mood swings, or aggression.
Chronic headaches and dizziness – Long-term pain and disorientation.

The Legal Process for Brain Injury Claims

Brain injury claims require specialist medical assessments and legal expertise. Our solicitors handle every step of the process to secure maximum compensation.

Steps in the Claims Process

Initial consultationOur team assesses your case and gathers evidence.
Medical evaluation – Expert doctors provide detailed reports on your condition.
Filing the claim – Submission to the Personal Injuries Assessment Board (PIAB).
Negotiation with insurers – Seeking a fair settlement.
Court proceedings (if necessary) – Full legal representation if required.

What Compensation Can You Claim?

Brain injury claims cover both immediate and long-term financial losses. Our solicitors ensure your compensation reflects the full impact of your injury.

Types of Compensation Available

General damages – Pain, suffering, and loss of enjoyment of life.
Medical expenses – Past, present, and future medical costs.
Rehabilitation costs – Physiotherapy, speech therapy, and counselling.
Loss of earnings – If you cannot return to work.
Future care needs – Compensation for home modifications, carers, and ongoing medical support.
Travel expenses – Costs for attending medical appointments.

Time Limits for Brain Injury Claims in Ireland

Under Irish law, claims must be filed within two years of the injury. However, exceptions apply to cases involving minors or individuals with reduced mental capacity.

Key Deadlines for Brain Injury Claims

General claims – Must be made within two years.
Claims for minors – The two-year period starts on their 18th birthday.
Cases of reduced capacity – The time limit may be extended.

Challenges in Brain Injury Claims

Brain injury claims require extensive medical evidence and legal expertise. Our solicitors ensure that all legal hurdles are overcome.

Common Challenges in Brain Injury Cases

Disputes over liability – Defendants may deny responsibility.
Complex medical assessments – Proving the long-term impact of the injury.
Insurance company resistance – Attempts to reduce compensation.
High-value claims – Larger settlements require stronger evidence.

Why Choose Our Solicitors for Brain Injury Claims?

Experts in brain injury law – Specialising in complex injury cases.
Proven success record – Securing high-value compensation for clients.
Full legal support – Managing all aspects of the claims process.
Compassionate client care – Ensuring the best possible outcome for you and your family.

Contact Our Solicitors for Brain Injury Claims

If you or a loved one has suffered a brain injury due to negligence, our legal team is here to help.

Contact our solicitors today for expert legal advice and a free consultation.