Burning Nights CRPS Support has established a small legal panel containing law firms who specialise in Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) legal claims.
We’re pleased to be working with these law firms that we have carefully chosen, as they all specialise in personal injury, clinical negligence and legal cases where injuries have caused the onset of CRPS. Unfortunately there are very few law firms who have the knowledge and experience of dealing with CRPS legal claims however they have started.
Obviously we don’t want anyone in a position where a legal claim has arisen relating to their Complex Regional Pain Syndrome. However if anyone is in this position then we want to provide any Complex Regional Pain Syndrome patient with the best legal advice with law firms and solicitors who not only understand about this devastating chronic condition but who are experienced in dealing with CRPS legal claims.
We do suggest that you contact a number of these experienced solicitors and law firms for an initial consultation before selecting a firm. Not only is experience very important but also finding someone you trust, who understands and believes you and someone you can develop a good working relationship with. The local firm may not be the best option as CRPS legal claims are notoriously complex, difficult to handle and can take some years to finally settle.
All the CRPS law firms below all work across England and Wales. Therefore the location of the law firms does not matter in regards your legal claim.
* Please note that we receive an annual donation from each of the law firms on our CRPS legal panel. Any contact you have with any of the law firms on our legal panel is completely private and confidential between you and the firm.
Brian Barr solicitors are based in Manchester, UK and deal predominantly with CRPS, fibromyalgia, chronic pain and critical illness legal claims. They also have a regular blog about fibromyalgia and Complex Regional Pain Syndrome.
Brian Barr solicitorswork across England and Wales. Therefore the location of the law firms does not matter in regards your legal claim.
CONTACT:
Mr Steven Ackerman (Solicitor)
Address: Grosvenor House, Agecroft Rd, Pendlebury, Manchester M27 8UW
Please quote the reference “Burning Nights.” Or if in doubt please mention that you have got their details from Burning Nights CRPS charity
Here’s a video testimonial of a CRPS patient who has used Brian Barr solicitors as their lawyer for their CRPS legal claim:
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SOUTH ENGLAND (inc Central London)
MW Solicitors
With over 25 offices across London, the South and South East of England, MW Solicitors are a nationally recognised provider of high quality High Street legal services to individuals and businesses. They have a highly experienced personal injury team, with significant expertise across all aspects of complex and catastrophic injury, and individuals specialising in chronic pain conditions.
MW Solicitors also have teams specialising in other areas of law, for individuals, families and companies. We believe the support of the law should be life-long and that our clients should feel they and their families are cared for across generations. We believe you should be able to deal with real people, close to you, who know you. We strive at all times to offer an accessible, affordable, personal service.
Reference: Please quote the reference “Burning Nights.” Or if in doubt please mention you have got their details from Burning Nights CRPS charity
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CRPS LEGAL QUESTIONS
If you are a CRPS patient or a family member and you have any questions about our legal panel, please contact the charity either by email or by phone OR if related to a possible claim please contact any of the above solicitors / law firms.
Not sure how the legal process works?
When you develop complex regional pain syndrome from an accident or injury caused by someone else, the legal process can seem extremely daunting. If you find that you’re not understanding the legal system why not have a read of our 2 articles written by one of our CRPS lawyers, Cromptons Solicitors?
