Andrew - a case study
The parents of Andrew, an 11 year old boy, were advised by local solicitors that there was no prospect of recovering damages for the traumatic brain injury sustained by their child when he ran out from the pavement into the path of a car. Digby Brown was instructed almost three years after the accident and after full investigation commenced court proceedings. The case settled prior to the court hearing for £600,000.
John - a case study
After being instructed by the elderly parents of John, who was a passenger in a car which was involved in an accident where the driver had no licence or insurance. Digby Brown was able to obtain an admission of liability. This meant we were able to obtain an interim payment which allowed us to put in place an early care regime with a case manager and support workers. This allowed John's parents, who had been struggling on their own, to receive proper assistance with his care. This care regime allowed John to rebuild his life. The case settled at £1.2million on the morning of the court hearing.
The parents of Andrew, an 11 year old boy, were advised by local solicitors that there was no prospect of recovering damages for the traumatic brain injury sustained by their child when he ran out from the pavement into the path of a car. Digby Brown was instructed almost three years after the accident and after full investigation commenced court proceedings. The case settled prior to the court hearing for £600,000.
John - a case study
After being instructed by the elderly parents of John, who was a passenger in a car which was involved in an accident where the driver had no licence or insurance. Digby Brown was able to obtain an admission of liability. This meant we were able to obtain an interim payment which allowed us to put in place an early care regime with a case manager and support workers. This allowed John's parents, who had been struggling on their own, to receive proper assistance with his care. This care regime allowed John to rebuild his life. The case settled at £1.2million on the morning of the court hearing.
