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Cycling accidents result in the death or injury of around 19,000 people in the UK each year. Many of the most serious incidents are caused by the negligence of other road users.
Whether you have sustained a relatively minor fracture or broken bone or have been left with the fallout of a traumatic head injury, Healys Solicitors Recover has the expertise to advance your interests.
We work to ensure that our cycling accident claim clients receive the full compensation they deserve. Our personal injury Lawyers have invaluable experience of representing high-value spinal cord and brain injury claims.
Although the first aim of our legal service is to provide maximum damages for deserving cycling injury claimants, we do not stop there.
Where necessary, our Team seek to help with aspects of rehabilitation and treatment provision, sensitive family liaison and, when appropriate, interim payments to cover urgent costs.
With Healys Solicitors you can be assured that you will receive a comprehensive legal service which is always client-focused, performed by experts, and offers a range of first-class legal and non-legal assistance to ensure you receive maximum compensation and the best possible care.
If your injury was not your fault, or only partly your fault, then you may be entitled to receive remuneration. Whether the liable party is an individual, group, organisation, authority, or company, Healys LPP always negotiates the highest possible settlement in each case. Most of our cases are dealt on a “no win, no fee” agreement so there is no financial risk to you.
You can view a number of case studies on how we have helped our clients by visiting the case studies section.
27th March 2020
Accident victims who exercise their right to seek compensation often face claims that they are malingering or over-exaggerating their injuries. However, as a High Court decision showed, judges require firm evidence before finding such serious allegations proved. Continue reading »
13th March 2020
Defects in workplace equipment can cause devastating injuries. In one High Court case, a nurse secured six-figure compensation after an office chair collapsed underneath him. Continue reading »
10th March 2020
Personal injury lawyers confront tragedy on a daily basis. However, they are often left in awe of the courage displayed by severely injured accident victims. In this case, a young man fought his way back to independence after suffering life-changing head injuries in a road smash. Continue reading »
5th March 2020
The ever-increasing cost of professional care, combined with low returns on capital investments, have necessarily led to an escalation in the value of damages awards to victims of clinical negligence. The point was underlined by a case in which a seven-year-old girl who was starved of oxygen during her birth secured an NHS compensation package worth almost £18 million. Continue reading »
2nd March 2020
If you have been injured at work and feel that your employer was to blame, you should consult a solicitor immediately. A teacher who failed to take that action after he was assaulted by a group of pupils jeopardised his chance of securing substantial compensation. Continue reading »
30th March 2020
Planning policy discourages out-of-town retail developments that would harm the vitality and viability of existing town centre shopping areas. The precise extent of that discouragement was the focus of an important High Court ruling. Continue reading »
Road accidents occur in seconds but have consequences that often last a lifetime. This was true in the case of a young woman, who was struck down by a hit-and-run motorist. She later received a seven-figure compensation following court proceedings. Continue reading »
27th March 2020
Accident victims who exercise their right to seek compensation often face claims that they are malingering or over-exaggerating their injuries. However, as a High Court decision showed, judges require firm evidence before finding such serious allegations proved. Continue reading »
26th March 2020
We would like to reassure our clients and future clients that we are still able to take instructions to complete your Will, so please do get in touch with us if you would like to discuss completing your Will with us. Continue reading »
The Home Office Covid 19 Guidance states that Chinese nationals in the UK, who have been compliant with the conditions of their visa/leave before the pandemic outbreak, but whose visas have expired between 24 January 2020 and 30 March 2020, will automatically have their visas extended until 31 March 2020. There is no need for a visa holder to do anything. Therefore, for example, if you are a Chinese student or visitor in the UK, you will be permitted to stay in the UK until 31 March 2020, according to this guidance. Continue reading »
