If you or a loved one has sustained a head injury following an accident that was somebody else's fault, the amount of compensation that might be awarded will typically cover: The physical and psychological effects of the injury (general damages). Any financial costs, losses or expenses incurred (special damages).
A typical brain damage claim, where the injuries are very severe, with significantly reduced mental capacity, will include claims for damages for some or more of the following: Pain, suffering and loss of amenity. Loss of earnings from the date of the accident to the date of settlement.