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Read moreRob is a highly experienced catastrophic injury solicitor, specialising in all aspects of serious injury claims. He is head of Major Trauma at the firm.
Qualified as a solicitor for some 30 years, Rob acts exclusively for Claimants. His cases involve injuries of the utmost severity such as amputation cases involving upper and lower limbs, brachial plexus injuries, brain and spinal cord injuries, multiple orthopaedic injuries and fatal accidents. He has vast experience in dealing with accidents arising out of road traffic accidents (particularly accidents involving motorcyclists and cyclists) and accidents at work.
Rob’s first priority, in any case, is to assist where possible with any financial and rehabilitation needs, benefits and housing/accommodation issues. He will then assemble the best medical and legal team to help pursue your claim for damages. He deals with claims worth several million pounds.
The firm is a Major Trauma Signposting Partnership Approved Legal Partner and Rob regularly sees clients at St Georges’ Hospital.
He is an accredited Senior Litigator and an Advanced Specialist in the field of Fatal Accidents with the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers. Rob was also previously appointed by the Law Society as an assessor on the Law Society Catastrophic Injury Accreditation Panel (an accreditation scheme for specialist solicitors in this field). He is also ranked in the Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners directories.
Rob is Co-Founder, Trustee and Treasurer of FABIS (Friends of Acquired Brain Injury Survivors) assisting brain injured people in the West Sussex area with funding for support groups and assisted holidays.
In his spare time, Rob enjoys walking in the Surrey countryside with his wife and dog and is a keen road cyclist as well as enjoying foreign travel.
Robert Aylott leads the major trauma offering and is especially active in high-value amputation work
He offers a particular specialism in amputation claims.
Rob Aylott is adept at handling sensitive and complex catastrophic injury claims.
His clients trust him and know that he will achieve the best outcome for them.
Rob Aylott leads on amputation disputes, often working with major trauma units.
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£5,000,000 lump sum settlement for 54 year old man who sustained a below knee amputation and brachial plexus injuries in a motorcycle accident. Allegations of contributory negligence were pursued. The settlement, which was achieved at a JSM, included provision for loss of earnings within the telecommunications industry (including a loss of chance claim), prosthetics (including the Empower limb), future care and accommodation
£4.75 million settlement for a 37 year old man who suffered extensive lower limb and abdominal injuries in a workplace accident resulting in a transfemoral amputation. Primary liability was admitted but allegations of contributory negligence were pursued and resisted. As a result of ongoing complications to the stump limiting prosthetic usage, the Claimant decided to undergo osseo-integration surgery under the care of Professor Al-Muderis in Sydney, Australia. An application for an interim payment to fund such surgery was made and conceded by the Defendant at the 11th hour before a contested hearing. The surgery was successful in improving the Claimant’s prosthetic tolerance and quality of life. The case settled approximately 3 months after a failed JSM where the Defendant’s final offer was £4.2 million. During the interim period the Claimant had rejected further improved offers from the Defendant before accepting £4.75 million. The settlement included provision for O-I surgery and future medical treatment / therapies, loss of earnings, care, prosthetics and adapted single level accommodation.
£2.6m lump sum settlement for a 53 year old man who sustained multiple injuries including serious lower limb injuries and a traumatic brain injury when hit on the pavement by the Defendant’s vehicle. The Claimant received a full rehabilitation package via an independent case manager and prior to settlement was moved into a new fully adapted property.
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