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    How Much Compensation For Epilepsy

    Epilepsy is a condition that people can be born with or something that results from an injury. If you have this condition as a result of an injury that occurred in the last three years, talk to us about how much compensation for epilepsy you could be entitled to.

    You may have epilepsy as a result of receiving a blow to the head; a brain injury caused by medical malpractice; a stroke or a brain tumour.

    Whatever the reason, if the cause of your condition was not your fault then it is reasonable to consider how much compensation for epilepsy you could be entitled to. If third-party blame can be proven then there is a strong possibility you will get the compensation you deserve.

    Amounts of compensation for epilepsy

    There exists a sliding scale of settlement fee amounts relating to the severity of your epilepsy. Factors affecting how much compensation for epilepsy include whether or not epileptic attacks can be controlled by medication; how this medication has affected your quality of life and how long it is required.

    If there is evidence of behavioural problems and a significant impact on social life then these elements will also influence how much compensation for epilepsy.

    Level of epilepsy

    Potential compensation
    Established Grand Mal (causes rigidity of muscles, unconsciousness, convulsions) £81,310 – £119,650
    Established Petit Mal (usually 15 seconds in length, fluttering eyelids, lip-smacking, ‘staring into space’) £43,710 – £104,660
    Other Epileptic conditions which cause the sufferer to experience one or two smaller episodes of an epileptic seizure but there is no reason to believe there will be any more. £8,480 – £20,950

    Epilepsy compensation may also form part of other claims such as those concerned with brain or head injuries.

    Call one of our team who will be happy to discuss your case in more detail. Our number is 0333 358 3034.

    How to claim

    If you believe that you may be entitled to compensation you should contact us for advice. If it can be proven that negligence has taken place, you may be able to claim successfully.

    To learn more and to discuss your potential claim in confidence, contact our team on 0333 358 3034. Alternatively, complete our online contact form to arrange an initial no-obligation telephone consultation with a member of our expert team. 

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