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Supporting people with brain injury

One person’s brain injury affects their entire family. Our network of professionals enables you to access a complete package of practical, emotional and financial support.

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Sharing knowledge and best practice develops further the expertise of the health and social care professionals working with brain injured people.

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We expect a lot of our members; time and again they demonstrate their dedication to achieving the best outcome for brain injured people. It’s an elite group that we’re proud of.

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Making a claim – What are interim payments and how could they benefit me?

Finding yourself injured can have a devastating impact on both yourself and those around you. You may find yourself worrying about your financial circumstances, when ideally you should be able to focus your efforts on…
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Sleep and brain injury

‘Sleep is as necessary as the air we breathe, the water we drink and the food we eat’ A healthy adult sleeps for an average of 7 to 9 hours – although there are some…
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Personal Injury Trusts Jargon Buster

A Personal Injury Trust (PI Trust) is a trust set up by a solicitor to specifically hold compensation received from a personal injury claim or clinical negligence claim. The Trust will be in writing and…
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Brain tumours – brain injury training event – Manchester – March 2020

Tuesday, 3rd March @ 9:30 am - 4:00 pm
Challenges to Speech and Language Intervention in Brain Injury

Monday, 16th March @ 9:30 am - 1:30 pm
Court of Protection training event – Bristol – March 2020

Tuesday, 24th March @ 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Exploring brain injuries and claims part 1 training event – London – April 2020

Tuesday, 28th April @ 8:30 am - 2:40 pm

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A brain injury can change a person’s life significantly – and that of their family. Many injuries are unfortunately the responsibility of a third party, in which case there may be the potential to make a claim for compensation. A successful claim could go a long way towards supporting a rehabilitation programme, or providing long term care, or simply easing the financial burden caused by changed circumstances.

If you think you have a claim, speak to several lawyers and ask lots of questions before you instruct anyone; you need to find someone you can relate to. When you speak to any one of our network members, you can be confident that they have a track record of handling brain injury cases and appreciate all the complexities.

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Cerebral Palsy Claims training event - London - May 2020 https://t.co/2p4FHhoNBu

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It’s always a popular event and places are selling fast! Child Brain Injuries training event - London - 9 June 2020. Thanks @7BRchambers @SpotlightCS2 and @NestorIFA for sponsoring. https://t.co/UfRFihtVFF

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Making a claim – What are interim payments and how could they benefit me? https://t.co/Fx3NfS1Wrk

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If a loved one has a severe brain injury and lacks mental capacity, you may be hearing terms around the Court of Protection that you are unfamiliar with - our all new Glossary of CoP terms is now available. Thanks for your help @AshtonsLegal @tollerspi https://t.co/Ibc8MCBOrE

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