If a resident suffers an injury in a care home or residential home, they might be entitled to bring a personal injury or medical negligence claim. The line between personal injury and medical negligence can be a grey area, however, we are specialists in both areas so have the expertise to assist you whatever the issue.
Often individuals in a care home are prone to falling unless they are provided with appropriate mobility aids or adequately supervised. Careless handling and inadequate monitoring could be the cause for an unnecessary fall which would be avoidable with proper care. Unsafe accommodation and equipment can also cause injuries which should be avoidable, such as inadequate bannisters, uneven floors and unsafe lifting equipment to name a few.
Anthony Collins Solicitors worked very hard for me and I'd recommend them to anyone who needs help.Mrs M.
We have secured compensation for people who have been let down by the care provided in residential and care homes. We have successfully brought cases against local authorities, healthcare Trusts, private care companies and individuals who run private homes.
It might be possible to claim compensation to fund private medical care and assistance in the future, giving security and reassurance that you can afford the best quality care in the future.
Accredited to The Law Society - Personal Injury.
If you find yourself in need of support regarding a care home claim through personal injury, please contact us. Find out here what happens in a typical personal injury compensation case.
Represents claimants in all types of clinical negligence claims, catastrophic personal injury claims and other related matters.
Partner and Head of the Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence Department, Rankeshwar Batta, has been listed in the Legal 500 “Hall of Fame” for both his personal injury and clinical negligence work.
Anthony Collins Solicitors (ACS) won four awards at the Birmingham Law Society Awards last night (8 March 2018), including Law Firm of the Year (16 partners or more).
In short - yes. This is a common question in personal injury or clinical negligence claims and has recently come before the High Court in judicial review proceedings.
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