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When we think of claiming compensation for injuries caused by animals, the vast majority of us will automatically think of dog attacks. The reality is…
The letter of the law tends to attract a number of descriptions and different names, many of which we would not be able to print…
The weather in the UK over the last few weeks has been incredibly varied. We have encountered wind, rain and icy roads very often during…
We all understand that the UK population is ageing and more and more people will require additional assistance in later life. The NHS is one…
When seeking compensation for injuries received as a consequence of negligence by one or more third parties, compensation tends to be split into two different…
The evolution of the UK personal injury claims market has replicated, at least to a certain extent, its US counterpart. Many years ago the thought…
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a psychological condition which many people relate to military service but is actually just as commonplace in everyday life. The…
Racism, discrimination and personal injury claims are very sensitive issues when it comes to the workplace and everyday living. Many people fail to realise that…
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…
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…