Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury & RAF claims
We can assist you with a wide range of personal injury litigation. We provide specialist advice for a number of complicated claim processes.
Road accident fund claims
Claims from the Road Accident Fund (RAF) are a complex process. New Laws now require you to prove the severity of your injury, a process that we guide you through using our specialist expertise and network of medical experts. We conduct a comprehensive investigation so you can get compensated the fair amount for your pain and suffering. We have achieved high levels of success with our approach and have a long list of satisfied clients to show for it.
Medical Negligence claim
In order to successfully win a medical negligence claim, you need highly qualified legal and medical experts to get the best – suited specialist opinion for your unique claim. Having the right expert on board to give testimony to our carefully formulated argument has the power to bring the credibility you need to win a medical negligence case.
Dog bites and other claims
If a dog bites or a farm animal strays from an enclosure and you crash into it, you have a claim against the owner. More than that, the landlord or owner of a home or farm from which the animal escaped can also be held liable. Our successful litigation has shown that this is possible. It is also encouraging to note that most people are insured against such eventualities, either through their household or bond insurance. This means that recovering damage from the defendant at the end of the case is not that difficult.
Injuries caused at shops
We will conduct a thorough investigation so that you are compensated fairly by the party responsible for your injury. This is not always straightforward. Sometimes an external cleaning company needs to be held liable, not only the owner or managers.
Train injuries
We also assist train commuters with the wide range of injuries that take place on trains.
These include:
- Being pushed from or attacked on trains.
- Falling from moving train due to defective doors.
- Injury while crossing railway lines where fences have been broken and left unprepared.
- Injuries incurred at railway stations.
- Injuries sustained from trains departing while commuters are still attempting to board.
- Vehicles being struck by trains at unprotected railway crossing.
These claims require thorough investigation and inspection of the scene of the injury. Proper preparation for the case will be the cornerstone to successful litigation. Again, beware of time limits. Consult us as early as possible to avoid being time barred claims.
