After a traumatic brain injury (TBI), families often find themselves overwhelmed having to juggle navigating NHS care, rehabilitation, housing needs, benefits, and more. It’s a lot to handle at a time when emotions are high and decisions feel urgent. This is where a brain injury case manager can make a real difference.

Each year, far too many people in the UK face the devastating effects of road incidents, including those involving uninsured or hit-and-run drivers.

Pedestrians often face severe injuries in road traffic accidents. Proving driver fault in these cases can be challenging, but substantial compensation is possible even without criminal prosecution.

One-punch attacks can lead to catastrophic consequences, leaving victims with long-term disabilities, emotional trauma, and significant financial burdens.

Concussion, or mild head injury, can have a range of symptoms. This blog outlines the key signs riders should look out for following a fall.

Financial planning is a big priority in all personal injury cases. The role of the financial planner is to help ensure funding obtained through compensation meets the identified needs effectively.

We were joined by expert case manager Olivia Dennison, at our recent rehabilitation conference. Olivia delved into the pivotal role of case managers in crisis intervention.

Leon Clarkson, a brain injury survivor, shared his own experiences with rebuilding his career, relationships and identity.