Military Claims
David Sandiford has vast experience in handling high value military claims.
His experience ranges from NFCI, orthopaedic injuries sustained during training and serious RTAs through to hearing loss & serious injuries in live firing exercise.
He is hugely experienced in handling medical and non medical evidence and analysing the issues that arise uniquely in military claims relating to loss of promotion prospects, loss of service benefits, pension loss and loss of uninjured post military civilian career.
A sample of his experience is as follows:
A v MOD – High Court -serious skiing knee injury sustained during winter training. Settled
J v MOD – High Court NFCI claim from a female soldier sustained during training and on parade. Settled at JSM.
XY v MOD – Serious lower limb bullet injury sustained during live firing exercise.
H v MOD – High Court NFCI claim with complicating feature of concurrent orthopaedic injury relevant to length of career. Settled at JSM.
Y v MOD – High Court – hearing loss arising from training. Settled.
J v MOD – High Court NFCI claim with complicating feature of orthopaedic injuries affecting length of service. Settled at JSM.
AB v MOD – serious spinal injury arising from military vehicle traversing seriously uneven ground. Claim settled.
N v MOD – County court – NFCI with psychiatric and psychological injury. Settled at JSM
W v MOD – serious injuries and fatalities arising from loss of control of military vehicle.
A v MOD – High Court – NFCI & serious back injury. Settled.
D v MOD – High Court – serious multiple injuries arising from road traffic accident in the course of military service.
TW v MOD – High Court NFCI – settled at JSM
M v MOD – High Court NFCI claim. Military diver with significant future loss of earnings claim arising from commercial diving opportunities. Settled at JSM.
B v MOD – High Court NFCI claim.
NA v MOD – county court – NFCI .
AK v MOD – county court – hearing loss.
B v MOD – county court – NFCI claim- settled at JSM
