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CNCI is our specialist service for those who have suffered catastrophic injury, including serious head and spinal injury.
Our specialist lawyers are members of the Law Society's Panel of Personal Injury experts and Clinical Negligence experts. We are one a select group of UK law firms recognised as having the training and experience to deal effectively with cases involving complex head and spinal injuries. As a result, we are listed in the solicitors’ directory of the Spinal Injuries Association. Our expertise and experience in this field is also recognised by Legal 500, who independently assess leading law firms in the UK each year.
Claims relating to serious head or spinal injury can be very complex. Specialist expertise is often required to make the case for early payments to fund prompt rehabilitation treatment which, in turn, can have a positive impact on overall levels of recovery. Close working relationships with a network of medical and other professional specialists enable us to develop a properly costed and clearly argued case for the 'life time' compensation you need.
Our aim is to ensure that the injured and their loved ones can obtain the help and advice they require at the time they need it most. We are committed to acting in your best interests at every step of the way.
Call 0845 601 4499 or click through to www.cnci.co.uk to find out more.
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