Suffering a back injury can be intensely painful and frustrating. The frustration is often a result of not being able to physically do the things you used to do, such as walking long distances, lifting objects, running, or even sitting comfortably for long periods of...
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No win, no fee does not mean free
The large majority of personal injury claims are funded by a conditional fee agreement, commonly called a “no win, no fee” arrangement. It is important to be aware that this does not mean your case will be “free” should your claim be unsuccessful. This article looks...
No pain, no gain – compensation claims for dangerous sports injuries
The highly competitive, physically demanding, adrenalin fuelled world of sport attracts large numbers of willing participants putting their minds, bodies and spirits on the line for the enjoyment of the game. Participation in any sport, at any level carries with it a...
Keep calm & helmet on Cycle helmets, accidents and compensation claims
At present, there is no English law compelling cyclists of any age to wear a helmet when cycling, even though the Highway Code suggests that cyclists should wear a helmet that “conforms to current regulations, is the correct size and securely fastened.” “Use your head...
Is your workplace a safe place?
If you have been injured as a result of an accident in the workplace which was not your fault, you may be entitled to claim compensation for personal injury. This article looks at the latest figures (relating to the year 2015-2016) published by the Health and Safety...
Is agriculture the UK’s deadliest profession?
According to data compiled by the Office for National Statistics, looking at workplace mortality in the years 2010-2016, agriculture is the UK’s deadliest industry. Reportedly more dangerous than fire fighting and the construction, building and haulage industries,...
Falls from height on a construction site
If you have suffered an injury after a fall from height accident at work which was not your fault, you may be entitled to claim compensation. A fall from height remains the single biggest cause of workplace deaths and one of the main causes of major injury suffered as...
Compensation claims for falling objects in the workplace
If you have suffered an injury from a falling or moving object at work after an accident which was not your fault, you may be entitled to claim compensation. After a recent case saw high street retailer Wilko fined £2.2 million following a “horrific workplace...
A guide to court proceedings for personal injury claims
The vast majority of personal injury claims settle without the necessity of going to court. Even if court proceedings are issued, settlement negotiations will continue and agreements are usually reached before the parties walk through the courtroom door. There are...
Dangerous Minds – Teachers and Personal Injury Claims
Given the vital role that teachers play in the raising and education of our children, it is not unreasonable to expect that they should be able to carry out their daily duties in an environment that is free from the risk of injury. While not all accidents can be...
