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Steps to Take Immediately After an Accident

If you’ve been involved in an accident, whether that’s an accident at work, a road traffic accident, or an accident in a private or public place, what you do in the immediate aftermath can not…
9th May 2024 by Jenny Stevenson

The Most Common Broken Bones

It goes without saying that there are a lot of bones in the human body that could potentially be broken: 206, to be exact. Some of us are lucky enough to go through life without…
9th May 2024 by Jenny Stevenson
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Rear End Collision Compensation

If you’ve suffered an injury from a rear end collision, no doubt it will be a distressing time for you and your family. You may be unsure about what to do next, or you might…
29th April 2024 by Jayne Orme
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Types of Common Ankle Injuries and Their Causes 

There can be several ways in which different ankle injuries can occur, from landing badly while playing sports, stepping on uneven surfaces, or from trauma to the ankle area from an RTA or an accident…
25th April 2024 by Jenny Stevenson
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Common Misconceptions About Compensation Claims

If you’re considering making a claim for compensation after an accident, you might have some uncertainties that need addressing first. Here, we examine some of the common compensation claims myths and highlight the importance of…
10th April 2024 by Jonathon
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The Most Dangerous Pedestrian Locations

Britain’s roads are getting safer for pedestrians but can still be very dangerous if precautions aren’t taken. Statistics from the Department of Transport show that, in 2018, there were 22,048 pedestrians injured in road traffic…
22nd March 2024 by Jenny Stevenson
A construction worker lying on the ground holding his shoulder after a building site accident.

Understanding Your Rights After a Building Site Accident

Building site accidents happen frequently in the UK. According to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), 53,000 construction workers suffered non-fatal injuries from 2020/21 to 2022/23. There were 45 fatalities in the 2022/23 period, up…
21st March 2024 by Stephen Hussey
A car accident, where one car has driven into the back of another causing damage to both cars.

Car Accident Claims: Ensuring Just Compensation

Our British road network is hugely important for our economy. It supports our shipment system and allows commuting from A to B. But the roads can be a dangerous place for drivers, as our research…
21st March 2024 by Jayne Orme

Choosing an Accident at Work Solicitor

Workplace accidents are often the most unexpected. When you’re in a familiar environment carrying out everyday tasks, getting injured will be the last thing on your mind. Yet, 561,000 people suffered a non-fatal injury at…
6th February 2024 by Stephen Hussey

How to Claim for Pothole Damage 

Potholes are a common problem on Britain’s roads. Not only can potholes cause vehicle damage, they can also lead to injury for cyclists, motorcyclists and pedestrians.    Injuries sustained from potholes can range from minor…
6th February 2024 by Nadia Kerr

Road Traffic Collisions: Find the Right Solicitor 

Being involved in a collision as a driver, passenger, pedestrian, motorcyclist, pedal cyclist, or while on an electric scooter or mobility scooter, is a very distressing experience. But if you are involved in a road…
6th February 2024 by Jayne Orme

UK Drink Driving Hotspots Around the UK

Drunk driving causes many road traffic accidents each year in the UK. Find out what the UK’s drink driving hotspots are, as well as some important driving tips.
20th May 2022 by Jayne Orme
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What is a public liability claim?

What is public liability?  When an accident occurs in a public space, it falls under public liability and public space injuries.  What is a public space? It’s a space that a public entity like a…
25th February 2022 by Jenny Stevenson

UK Personal Injury Limitation

What is the statute of limitations in the UK for personal injuries? Sometimes, when you’re eligible to make a compensation claim, you may not be ready to pursue it straight away. Of course, this may…
24th February 2022 by Jenny Stevenson
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MoJ release simplified guide to help people use OIC portal 

The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has published a simplified guide to using the Official Injury Claim OIC portal after the low take-up of the portal by litigants in person (LiPs). The MoJ published data after…
24th February 2022 by Jayne Orme

Revealed: The most common safety hazards in the home

When we think of home, our first thoughts are often of safety, security, and warmth. Many of us see our homes as our personal safe space in the world, a place where we can relax…
8th February 2022 by Claire Jenkins