Solihull couple say £3m hospital payout will secure future for daughter
“Although claims like Helen’s are now more commonly brought when the injured party is still a child, there are parents out there who have committed their lives to looking after a brain injured son or daughter, perhaps not realising that they can still get help.
He added: “I think the family are greatly relieved that it’s finally all over and that the barrister for the West Midlands Health Authority actually said that there had been some faults
“Their anxieties for the future financial care of their daughter are finally being taken care of.
“They will be bringing in some professional help and organising a suitable care regime for Helen. They will also be financing the aquisition of equipment for her support which is going to make life easier.
“They obviously went for a number of years without thinking about bringing any action when they finally realised that they could notwithstanding the length of time that had gone past they dealt with it very well.
“They realised it was a lengthy process and particularly recently has been a very anxious time for them, particularly during recent negotiations.”
