Scott’s collision and journey to recovery

4 years ago, Scott Bamber was involved in a horrific motorcycling collision when a female driver pulled straight across his path.

Scott was told he should have died at the scene as his aorta had been ruptured and he had to wait over 2 hours for an ambulance.

He suffered life-changing injuries.

However, he survived and spent 4 months in hospital. This video highlights some of the challenges which both Scott and his Civil Lawyer, Brenda Mitchell faced together and charts his road to recovery.

As trauma-focused personal injury lawyers, we understand that behind every claim is a human being navigating pain, fear, and uncertainty.

A compassionate, trauma-aware approach to justice

Our approach is compassionate, informed by trauma-aware practices and tailored to the individual needs of our clients.

We listen, support and fight for justice with empathy and respect.

The trust we build with our clients is paramount and that’s why we are so thrilled when our clients keep in touch and let us know how life is post settlement.

This is Scott’s story; a remarkable young man who survived the trauma of a motorcycling collision and found a purpose again.

This is what makes the job so worthwhile.

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