Personal Injury

We provide advice or expert opinion in relation to the quantum of lost earnings and pensions where the individual’s financial circumstances are not straightforward, such as those who are self-employed or owner-managers of business, or employees with complicated remuneration packages.

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Independent Financial Analysis for Personal Injury and Fatal Accident Claims

We have an in-depth understanding of the legal framework governing loss calculations, and act for claimants, defendants or on a joint basis.  

Each claim includes the consideration of losses particular to that assignment.  We prepare reports which deal with a range of different losses, including:

  • Loss of earnings and loss of pension (road traffic accidents, medical accidents, injuries at work, disease cases (including mesothelioma), fatal accidents and loss of dependency. 
  • Loss of other benefits in kind from employment.
  • Loss of profits.
  • Business valuation.

Our Services

Expert reports (either for the claimant or defendant).
Advisory services to prepare not-for-disclosure and disclosable letters, reports, and if instructed, to draft calculations and sections of the Schedule and Counter-Schedules. 
Preliminary review of documents to identify the most significant aspects of the case and to highlight key areas for further investigation or key documents that should be requested.
Desktop reviews for smaller, less complex claims where we prepare not-for-disclosure letters identifying errors in the claim, lack of information in the documents suppled, inconsistencies in the claim, exaggeration or potential fraud and/or initial recalculation of the claim.

Examples of Experience

  • Loss of earnings claims for employed and self-employed individuals, normally those who have suffered catastrophic life changing injuries, considering: complex employee remuneration and benefit packages and pension losses. 
  • Miscarriages of justice claims and dealing with novel issues including interest on long periods of loss and saved living expenses resulting from incarceration. 
  • Considering challenges to the rate of return applied to future losses in personal injury damages.
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