Serious Injury, Rehabilitation and 0% Deductions: What Families Need to Know
Rose Gibson – the 0% success fee lawyer
Welcome
This site is a national‑reach knowledge hub for families facing serious injury. It brings together clear, structured guidance on brain injury, spinal injury, complex fractures, sensory loss, rehabilitation, and the practical challenges that follow.
Everything here is designed to help you understand what is happening, what to expect next, and how to navigate the early days, the rehabilitation journey, and the long‑term future.
Why I Built This Hub
Serious injury is overwhelming. Families are suddenly faced with medical terms, decisions, uncertainty, and a complete change in daily life. The internet is full of scattered information, brief summaries, and pages that don’t explain what actually matters.
I built this hub to give families a single place where they can find:
- clear explanations
- practical steps
- rehabilitation‑focused guidance
- support for day‑to‑day challenges
- long‑term planning advice
It reflects how I work: client focussed at all times, with attention to detail.
My Approach
I am one of very few Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners recognised serious injury lawyers who works on a 0% success fee basis, so you keep 100% of your compensation on eligible cases.
As an APIL lawyer, my work is rehabilitation‑led, family‑centred, and focused on long‑term outcomes, not short‑term wins.
What You Will Find Here
Serious Injury Guidance
Information on brain injury, spinal injury, complex fractures, sensory loss, and behavioural or cognitive change after injury.
Rehabilitation Support
Clear guidance on early hospital stages, community rehabilitation, psychological support, hydrotherapy, returning to work, and home adaptations.
Early Interim Payments
To ease the financial burden and worry a sudden crisis can impose on you.
Family & Recovery
Support with capacity, deputyship, practical challenges, and planning for the future together.
How This Hub Helps
Structured information: Everything is organised into hubs so you can find what you need without feeling overwhelmed.
Rehabilitation‑led approach: The focus is always on recovery, stability, and long‑term independence.
Family‑centred guidance: Support for the people around the injured person, recognising the pressures they face.
Clear explanations: Complex topics are broken down into simple, practical steps.