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Complex Regional Pain Syndrome - £575,000 damages

Complex Regional Pain Syndrome: £575,000 in damages

Mr R was working as a maintenance engineer when he suffered a fall at work causing what were at first thought to be relatively minor injuries to his left ankle.

However, his recovery was complicated by the development of a very rare condition: Complex Regional Pain Syndrome. This is a disabling condition causing him to be largely wheelchair-bound despite extensive treatment including the fitting of a spinal cord stimulator.

Mr R is unemployable and will require long-term care, although adapted accommodation will enable him to be more independent.

He received £575,000 in serious injury compensation.

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