
Matthew Clayton
Partner, Serious Injury Solicitor
For free legal advice call our Serious Injury Solicitors and we will help you. Ask if we can deal with your claim on a No Win, No Fee basis.
We offer a free consultation and our Serious Injury Solicitors may be able to help you get the compensation and treatment you need if you’re suffering from Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS).
If you developed symptoms of CRPS after being injured in an accident that wasn’t your fault, you should be able to access the care and support you need, and compensation to cover the associated costs.
Our Serious Injury Solicitors can commission an independent medical report regarding the injuries you sustained in the accident, and we’re trained to spot key indicators within these reports that suggest a person may be suffering from CRPS.
Our Personal Injury Solicitors have helped many people who have developed CRPS after sustaining seemingly small injuries, so they can get the care, support and rehabilitation they need to live with their condition.
Contact our Serious Injury Solicitors for a free claims assessment, and we’ll be happy to offer legal advice and speak to you about your situation. We could deal with your claim on a No Win, No Fee basis, just ask us for details.
At Simpson Millar we want to help you. We are proud of our track record and the comments from our clients which is at the end of the day why we do the work we do.
Our Serious Injury Solicitors are trained to spot key indicators from your description of your symptoms and medical records that suggest when a person may be suffering from CRPS even if you have not yet been given a diagnosis from your GP.
We pride ourselves on speaking in plain English when we’re communicating with clients, so you can be confident any advice and information will be given in straightforward terms without the legal jargon
We work with world-class clinicians, including doctors, nurses, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, psychologists, cosmetic surgeons and prosthetics experts, who can recommend the very best and most appropriate treatment and care packages for you
You’ll be kept regularly updated about how your case is proceeding, as we don’t want you to worry about what’s going on. We’ll take care of putting your claim together and approaching the other side, so you can put your energy into learning to cope with your condition
We are panel solicitors for the leading CRPS charity Burning Nights who we work with to promote understanding and awareness about CRPS and help and support to people suffering from CRPS and their families
Our Serious Injury Solicitors will value your case based on your specific circumstances, so it fully reflects your individual needs. We’ll look at factors including:
We’ll also look at the financial consequences of living with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome and make sure any losses are reflected in our valuation of your claim. This will include everything from any loss of earnings you’ve experienced to the cost of travelling to and from medical appointments.
There’s no single therapy or management programme that will work for every CRPS sufferer. When treating other chronic pain conditions, medical professionals usually recommend a combination of different therapies and treatments as a multi-disciplinary approach to treatment Including: -
The earlier a person with CRPS can access a pain management programme, the better the outcome is likely to be. So if the other party accepts responsibility for your condition, we can ask for interim payments of compensation, so you can access some of this necessary care and treatment before the case fully settles.
We don’t want you to have to wait until legal proceedings have ended before you get the support you urgently need, so you can rely on us to push for you to get it without delay.
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One of our Serious Injury Solicitors will speak with you in a free claims assessment, so we can find out about the accident that caused your CRPS, and let you know if you’re likely to have a successful claim.
If we decide to take on your case, a Solicitor will be assigned to you, and they’ll be in charge of managing your claim.
Your Solicitor will carry out a thorough investigation to prove fault against the party you think are to blame. This will include gathering any relevant evidence, such as a medical report prepared by an independent medical expert. We’ll arrange for you to be examined by this expert, and their evidence can help us identify your future care needs and value your claim correctly.
We’ll approach the party you hold responsible with details of our claim. If they accept they were responsible, we’ll start negotiating a compensation settlement straight away. We may also ask for interim payments of compensation if you have urgent medical or financial needs.
If they don’t accept liability (fault), a Trial date will be arranged. But we’ll keep negotiating and aim to reach a settlement before it gets this far. The vast majority of personal injury claims settle before going to Court, as it’s often not in anyone’s interests to prolong a legal dispute when it can be settled amicably.
We’ll make sure that any compensation awarded is paid to you as quickly as possible, and take steps to ensure it doesn’t stop you being eligible for state benefits you may need, such as setting up a Personal Injury Trust.
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) can develop after you suffer an injury in an accident. Common triggers can include:
CRPS is recognised and listed as a pain syndrome in its own right which you can develop after an injury in a publication call the Judicial College Guidelines which all lawyers, including solicitors, barrister and Judges refer to when assessing the value of a personal injury claim.
If you suffer an injury and experience severe persisting pain, there are several symptoms of CRPS to look out for, including:
You might not experience all of the symptoms but if you have a combination of a few of these symptoms it is always recommended to refer you to a leading pain specialist in CRPS for a diagnosis.
There are two main types of CRPS including a third sub type.
Where the symptoms come on after a trauma or injury to the affected area, but where there’s no actual damage to the nerves.
This comes on after a distinct injury to the nerve.
If you experience any of these unusual symptoms or you’re suffering with burning and intense pain that doesn’t seem to be improving, we’d strongly recommend you to seek medical advice and ask to be referred to your local pain clinic for a diagnosis. The sooner you get a diagnosis, the sooner you can get the treatment you need.
This is a third sub type which has been added for the diagnostic criteria specialists used to diagnose CRPS ( the Budapest Criteria ) where some people display some but not all of the signs and symptoms set out in the criteria.
In the UK, many people decide to claim compensation after being injured due to an accident which was someone else’s fault. In law, this is called a Personal Injury Claim. The most common of these accidents include road traffic accidents and accidents at work.
Yes. Sports clubs are responsible for making sure that any visitors to their premises are reasonably safe, and the club also has a duty of care to its employees. That means anyone either visiting or working at a sports club could claim compensation if they’re injured and believe it’s because the sports club was negligent in some way.
Horse riding is a popular hobby and sport but accidents can happen, no matter how experienced of a rider you are. While many situations can be out of your control, if you’re seriously injured in a horse riding accident, and it could have been prevented by someone responsible for your safety, we could help you claim compensation.
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