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In the vast majority of cases where injuries have occurred as a consequence of negligence, it is fairly obvious who could/should be held responsible for…
The sudden and dramatic demise of holiday giant Thomas Cook has shaken the holiday industry to the core. This is a company which has been…
Since the UK electorate voted to leave the European Union in 2016 we have been treated to claims, counterclaims and what many are calling project…
In this week’s review of the personal injury claims market we will take a look at how Brexit may affect claims going forward, the Windrush…
There are times when the law of the land seems to differentiate from common sense. In years gone by we have seen this on numerous…
The subject of second-hand cars is often very complex especially where injuries have subsequently been received in a road traffic accident as a consequence of…
Over the last couple of years we have heard from experts that there has been a significant reduction in the wasp and bee population. Many…
The personal injury claims market has been fairly active of late due to government intervention on issues such as the Ogden rate. In reality the…
While many in the UK are enjoying the recent sunshine and warm temperatures, spare a thought for those working in environments where the heat can…
In many ways the UK authorities are in a no-win situation. They tighten regulations for personal injury claims to reduce fraudulent activity and get criticised,…