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The brain is extremely susceptible to damage, and even minor brain injury can cause severe disruption and impairment. Most commonly caused by a blow to the head, especially during a road traffic accident, effects can range from mild concussion to complete physical and mental incapacity. Apart from immediate damage, brain injury can also lead to the development of other long-term conditions such as epilepsy. For these reasons, significant compensation may be awarded both for injury itself and also long-term care and treatment.
How much compensation can I get for brain injury?
It is not necessary to suffer permanent brain damage to win injury compensation. Even minor head injury can cause problems such as concussion, headaches and confusion lasting several days or weeks, preventing the victim from enjoying normal life. If a full recovery is made, compensation may range from £1,000 to £6.500.
Minor brain damage entails almost a full recovery, with some persistent problems such as lack of concentration or mood changes. Moderate brain damage would reduce ability to work, affect the senses and possibly lead to secondary conditions such as epilepsy. Compensation for minor to moderate brain damage can range between £8,000 and £115,000.
More severe brain damage will cause major disability and need for permanent care. There may be a combination of physical (e.g. paralysis or coma) and intellectual (e.g. loss of language function) damage. Brain damage to this extent can win compensation from £100,000 to over a million pounds.