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  • Medical Negligence Explained
    Medical negligence is where a health professional acted negligently. For instance if you have been diagnosed wrongly and went on to have an unnecessary operation, this would be classed as medical negligence. If you suffered as a result physically or even mentally then you should be entitled to claim damages from medical negligence.
  • The effects of a Personal Injury
    The term personal injury covers an array of areas; the main being that personal injury can refer to either physical or psychological injury; a personal injury could even refer to death
  • Personal Injury no win no fee compensation claims – make yours today
    Personal injury can be physical or psychological. It stands for wrongful injury that has caused pain and suffering to an individual.
  • If you are suffering from a personal injury read on…
    Have you had a personal injury in the last three years? Are you unsure whether you have a compensation claim? The answer is yes.
  • Finding a good personal injury lawyer.
    Finding a good personal injury lawyer has never been easier. There are adverts on the television most nights and there are dozens of accident claim websites. But who should you choose? Well if you go online you will find lots of claim sites but how many of them actually show pictures and name their lawyers?
  • Claim Compensation for a Motorcycle Accident
    Those who have owned a motorcycle know what a wonderful feeling and experience it is to ride one. They will also be fully aware of how risky driving a motorcycle can be, which is part of the thrill unfortunately. Having a motorcycle accident compared to a car accident is completely different story. Having been involved in both a car accident and a motorcycle I can vouch that having a motorcycle accident is far scarier an
  • How to claim compensation?
    Have you had an accident and are thinking about claiming compensation? Are you worried it will be too expensive difficult and stressful to sue the party responsible? This is a misconception as claiming compensation is a very simple and easy and comes with no cost to you. Thanks to ‘no win no fee’ anyone can put in a claim for compensation at no cost to themselves. The no win no fee contract was put in to replace legal aid for personal injury. This is to make it fare to everyone who has suffered, not just those on a low income that would qualify for legal aid. With no win no fee, anyone with any income can put a claim in for any personal injury.
  • You could be suffering from Whiplash and not even know it!
    Whiplash or whiplash associated disorder (WAD) as it is known in full is the most common injury sustained after a road traffic accident. A number of people can be affected by whiplash including drivers, passengers and motorcyclists
  • How No Win No Fee can get you the compensation you deserve
    The term no win no fee is often used although it is seldom understood. No win no fee is an agreement that is set out by a personal injury lawyer where he agrees to work for you for no fee.
  • Slip, Trip or Fall in a Public Place? What to do next…
    A slip, trip or a fall is a very common accident and can happen to anyone anywhere. Whether it occurs from falling down the stairs at home or tripping over some uneven pavement slabs you may be entitled to claim for compensation.
  • Road Traffic Accidents and Motorcycle Riders
    Approximately around 75% of all the motorcycle accidents are the result of a collision with another vehicle, typically passenger cars. Out of this percentage, a staggering 65% is due to the fact that the driver of the other vehicle failed to see the motorbike.
  • No Win No Fee Compensation after suffering an Accident at Work
    In the UK the health and safety restrictions within the workplace are probably the toughest that they have ever been. You can’t do anything without the correct training or without the right equipment and this is the way that it should be in order to reduce the number of workplace accidents that occur every year
  • Been involved in a Road Traffic Accident? Suffered Personal Injury?
    Every year in the UK many of us end up suffering due to accidents that have happened through no fault of our own.
  • Accident Claims after suffering a Construction injury
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  • How to go about making a compensation claim following a slip, trip or fall accident
    Property owners, landlords and councils have a responsibility to ensure that their premises are safe. This means they have to ensure paving isn’t loose, spills are cleaned up and adequate lighting is in place
  • Health and Safety at Work – preventing accidents
    Just like employers, employees have an obligation to ensure a safe and healthy working environment. As an employee you have a responsibility for your health as well as the health of your colleagues.
  • Claim Compensation for a Motorcycle Accident
    Those who have owned a motorcycle know what a wonderful feeling and experience it is to ride one. They will also be fully aware of how risky driving a motorcycle can be, which is part of the thrill unfortunately. Having a motorcycle accident compared to a car accident is completely different story.
  • Slip and Trips while in public places
    Property owners, landlords and councils have a responsibility to ensure that their premises are safe. This means they have to ensure paving isn’t loose, spills are cleaned up and adequate lighting is in place as well as using reasonable care to keep their property safe. Sadly responsible parties don’t always take the responsibility that they should.
  • Symptoms and Treatment of Whiplash
    Whiplash is a sudden movement/jolt to the body or head. Whiplash is notoriously known as being the most common injury that you can sustain after suffering from a road traffic accident.
  • Just how safe is your Workplace? – Accidents at Work
    When you are at work your employer has a duty of care to ensure that your workplace is safe. They should keep you informed of any health and safety issues that may affect you as well as having a legal obligation to report certain accidents and incidents.
  • If you have had a Personal Injury here is some important information you should know…
    First of all let me tell you a little bit about what constitutes a personal injury. If you are a victim of an accident that should have been avoided if the right procedures were followed and the accident happened through no fault of your own then you will have suffered a personal injury.
  • You and your No Win No Fee Claim – Understanding where you legally stand
    The term no win no fee is often used although it is seldom understood. No win no fee is an agreement that is set out by a personal injury lawyer where he agrees to work for you for no fee.
  • Do you wish to make a Medical Negligence claim?
    Medical professionals are generally regarded as providing us with excellent services when it comes to our healthcare. These excellent services could be present within a hospital,
  • Orthopaedic Medical Negligence Claim
    Orthopaedics refers to a branch of medicine involved in the preservation and restoration of the musculoskeletal system.
  • How do I claim Medical Negligence?
    When it comes down to it people seem to forget the fact that doctors are human and everyone, including them will make the occasional mistake when placed under a lot of pressure.
  • Medical Negligence within Pregnancy and Birth
    The birth of a new born baby is a very special time for the whole family, especially the parents. Being pregnant however is a daunting experience, especially if it is for the first time.
  • Claiming Medical Negligence for Meningitis
    As with any illness you need the diagnosis of it to happen quickly so that your treatment isn’t delayed and you are given the best chance of a full recovery.
  • Claiming for Military Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
    Post traumatic stress disorder is a reaction to being exposed to an event outside the range of normal human experience. It is a term used to describe a range of psychological symptoms following an event that can be classed as traumatic.
  • Medical Negligence – Dental Malpractice
    Any kind of negligence or poor quality dental care can be defined as dental malpractice. Having a dental treatment can be an unnerving experience and damage or side effects can occur; however in some cases this is often unavoidable.
  • Are you entitled to compensation for Medical Negligence?
    Estimations suggest that everyday in the UK a patient may die as a direct result of medical treatment that was intended to help them so the real question here is why?
  • How do you make a successful MRSA Compensation Claim?
    MRSA most commonly develops in hospitals when patients have an open wound such as a bedsore or a tube such as a catheter. The most commonly affected by this are the vulnerable, which includes the very sick and the elderly.
  • Delayed Cancer diagnosis – how will it effect you?
    It has been stated that one in three people will develop a form of Cancer at some point within their lives, making it one of the most prolific diseases that we are now seeing. Due to this doctors have to be highly aware of the possibility of Cancer when making a diagnosis.
  • Have you suffered Orthopaedics Medical Negligence?
    The medical term Orthopaedics refers to your bones, muscles and joints and the doctors who work in this field will often handle patients who have suffered bone fractures or need joint replacement or ligament surgery.
  • Clinical negligence claims in the UK
    Medical negligence is where doctors or any other professional in the medical profession have been found in breach of a duty of care. For example if a doctor failed to diagnose a medical condition or diagnosed the wrong condition this would be classed as medical negligence.
  • Highly skilled and looking to come to the UK? Apply today through Tier One
    Since 29th June 2008 the Highly Skilled Migrant Programme has been replaced by the new tier system; Tier One in particular. The new tier immigration system was brought into play in order to make immigration into the UK a lot easier.
  • Work Related Upper Limb Disorder
    The term work related upper limb disorder is also known as repetitive strain injury. It is a general term that refers to chronic pain that can take place in any part of your arms, which includes your elbow, wrist, hands and fingers as well as your neck and shoulders.
  • Are you suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder?
    Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is known in short as PTSD. It is an anxiety disorder that can develop after exposure to one or more terrifying events in which grave physical harm occurred or was threatened.
  • What to do if you sustain a Finger Injury
    Finger injuries are common and range from minor cuts and scrapes/wounds through to damage to bones, tendons and ligaments. If these injuries are not treated properly they can lead to permanent deformity as well as a loss of function.
  • Had an injury to your Digestive System? Start your compensation claim today
    Your digestive system is what allows your body to break down your daily consumption of food. The job of the digestive system is to do this in a way that the food can be absorbed and used or excreted.
  • How to deal with a Burn Injury
    A burn injury can, depending on the severity of it, be extremely painful and discomforting. There are many different forms of burns injury that you can suffer from and there are many different aspects that can cause you to suffer the effect of a burn such as;
  • Have you sustained a Thumb Injury?
    Our thumb is what allows us to grip, without it we would find daily tasks very challenging as our grasp would be severely reduced. Sadly there are many ways in which we can cause damage to our thumb, including fractures and dislocations
  • The severe affects of a Spinal Cord Injury
    Sadly spinal cord injuries are a common occurrence, affecting around 2000 people every year in the UK and many million worldwide, which often leads to permanent paralysis and one of the main causes of spinal cord injuries are trauma such as; automobile accidents, war injury and slip trips and falls.
  • Suffering from Whiplash? What is the cause of it?
    There are many aspects that can cause the onset of whiplash such as a sudden blow to the head, which can be caused by contact sports or from being hit with an object or a more long term aspects like repetitive damage such as cradling a telephone between your shoulder and head.
  • Claiming compensation is your legal and civil right.
    Are you one of the millions of people who have had an accident, suffered as a result, but are toying with the idea of claiming compensation. Maybe your accident was at work and you are worried about losing your job. Maybe you slipped on uneven concrete on a public path but are unsure what to do next.
  • Requirements needed for gaining a UK work permit
    In order to apply for a work permit you need to be in a good position to work. This could mean you are highly skilled with a degree, or it could just mean you have an employer ready to take you on. Highly skilled migrants could apply for the Highly Skilled Migrant Programme (HSMP). Successful applicant of this type of visa will be allowed to work anywhere in the UK for two years and longer if you can prove your in full time employment when your two years runs out.
  • MRSA Compensation Claims
    MRSA stands for Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus Aureus. It is also better known and referred to as the ‘superbug.’ It has been around since 1961 despite popular belief. It was only in the early 90’s that it spread quite dramatically and caused health problems and even death to many people in the UK. According to the UK office for National Statistics, they sadly reported 1,629 MRSA-related deaths in England and Wales during 2005.
  • Changes to the UK Immigration Process – Tier Three
    By the end of 2008 and the start of 2009 a new immigration process and system will be in place within the UK in order to make migration into the UK easier and so that migrants fully understand whether they have the necessary qualifications and experience to take on the work and responsibilities that are required to fulfil the role and job title.
  • Points Based UK Immigration System – Tier Two
    Tier two of the new points based UK immigration system is known as Tier Two Skilled Workers. This tier is being brought in to replace the current UK work permit.
  • The new Immigration System – Tier One
    Within the UK there are is a new immigration system coming into play. In the next coming months the new five tier immigration system will be brought into full swing.
  • The Divorce Process – What is involved?
    Divorce is a legal process that should only be considered when a marriage has broken down irreversibly. Divorce laws vary considerably around the world an example of this is divorce is banned in Malta and in the Philippines but here in the UK divorce is acceptable after you have been married for over one year.
  • Immigration into the UK
    Within the UK it is the responsibility of the UK Border Agency to ensure that the UK borders are secure and they are also the ones who control the migration within the UK.
  • Specialist Personal Injury Advice
    Personal injury refers to injury sustained from accidents that occur through no fault of your own. This broad term covers many injuries that can happen from numerous accidents.
  • Employment – your contract of employment
    A contract of employment is an agreement between an employer and an employee. This contract states your rights and duties as an employee as well as the rights and duties of your employer.
  • Immigration to the UK - The new Tier System
    During 2008 the immigration law in the UK is being replaced with a points based system. The new system consists of five tiers and each one has it’s own requirements and conditions. The tier system covers employment and student based immigration to the UK. Migrants wishing to gain entry into the UK will have to score a sufficient amount of points. These points will be awarded to reflect aptitude, experience, age and also the level of demand in any given work sector. At present there are over 80 different types of visa which are currently in use in the UK. The new tier system has been put in place to streamline and rationalise the wide variety of immigration visa services and make the whole immigration process easier to understand. However some of the tier system is likely to be subject to change the closer it gets to launching.
  • Handling a Workplace Accident
    When accidents occur in the workplace they can be costly to an organisation and can cause severe personal injury to the people who are involved. It is because of aspects such as these that it is so important that policies and procedures are put in place to minimise risks to employees and to organisations and health and safety in the workplace is now stricter than ever.
  • How to apply for a UK Work Permits
    If you wish to apply for a work permit to allow you to work in the UK there are several options dependant on your skills and qualifications. Those that are highly skilled with a degree and work experience may wish to apply via the Highly Skilled Migrant Programme which will allow them freedom to come to the UK and seek work in any part of the country. Those that apply via the HSMP route will be granted access to the UK for 2 years but will have the chance to stay longer if they can prove they are in full time employment once the two year period is up.
  • The Highly Skilled Migrant Programme – Points
    The Highly Skilled Migrant Programme (HSMP) and the General Highly Skilled Migrants (GHSM) are two similar categories for entry to the UK. It basically allows people with sought after skills to enter the UK. Similar programmes are run in Australia and Canada.
  • Foreign Students wishing to study in the UK
    The amount of foreign students currently studying in Britain is now nearly 1 million. The British government puts a high value on foreign students is doing all it can to attract these students away from other competing educational institutes in other countries. UK universities are renowned for their high academic standards and this reputation is the reason why the UK is the first choice for foreign students. UK Universities are always being evaluated by professional bodies to ensure their teaching is of the highest standards.
  • London no win no fee compensation claims
    London is the capital of the United Kingdom and is a great place for tourists to visit. It’s shopping area is based around Oxford Street though other areas such as Knightsbridge are also very popular.
  • Safety in the workplace – Construction Accidents
    The tradesmen that make up the construction industry are said to undertake the most physically demanding jobs and as a result they are said to sadly be six times more likely to be killed whilst undertaking their profession.
  • Repetitive Strain Injury and your Employment
    Repetitive Strain Injury is also known as cumulative trauma disorder (CTD), which is just one of many different names associated with Repetitive Strain Injury.
  • Dealing with Workplace Accidents
    Despite huge improvements in health and safety along with an ever increasing list of safety rules, sadly many workplaces still remain dangerous.
  • Whiplash and Road Traffic Accidents
    It has been estimated that two in three people who are involved in road traffic collisions will end up suffering the effects of whiplash through experiencing problems in their neck and surrounding area.
  • Having an Accident in the Workplace
    Sadly every year many people fall victim to accidents that happen within their workplace; accidents that should have been avoided if the correct safety procedures were in place. This is why it is essential that you are familiar with what health and safety is carried out within your workplace. If the correct health and safety isn’t in place you become susceptible to accidents and your employer leaves themselves open to possible court action.
  • Road Traffic Accident Advice
    A road traffic accident describes any accident that happens on a road or footpath. Road traffic accidents are the cause of an estimated 1.2 million deaths worldwide every year and are said to injury about forty times this number.
  • Personal Injury Accidents in Nottingham
    Nottingham stands as the regional capital of the East Midlands region. It is the 7th largest urban area within the UK. Nottingham has a lot of culture and a lot of history, which both attract a lot of attention and tourism to the area.
  • Information regarding Conditional Fee Agreements
    Conditional Fee Agreements have been in place since 1995 but when they were first introduced they only covered a limited number of cases until it was extended in 1998 to cover all civil cases, with the exception of family proceeding.
  • No Win No Fee Claims – understanding what you pay
    It has been estimated that over 2.5 million people suffer as the result of a personal injury accidents every year; however recent figures suggest that only 31% of these people actually claim for compensation.
  • Helping you understand No Win No Fee Claims
    No win no fee agreements are correctly known in law terms as a conditional fee agreement. This is a legal agreement between you and your solicitor and is the most popular and easiest way of making a claim for compensation. No win no fee claims mean that people who couldn’t afford to claim for compensation before now have the opportunity to make a claim for compensation. This is because before the no win no fee claim was introduced you could only claim for compensation if you could afford to pay legal aid; this legal aid has now been abolished meaning anyone can now put in a claim for compensation.
  • No Win No Fee Accident Locations
    It has been estimated that around 2.5 million people become involved in personal injury accidents every year, resulting in accidental injury. The injuries that are sustained from accidents may result in a loss of income, independence and severe lifestyle changes.
  • London Accident Compensation Claims
    London is the largest urban area in the UK and also the capital. Its history dates back to when it was founded by the Romans and since it has been the centre of many important movements such as the English Renaissance, Industrial Revolution and the Gothic Revival.
  • Making your Compensation Claim
    Even though the restrictions surrounding making a compensation claim have been changed and reduced for a number of years now, many people still don’t realise their rights surrounding claiming for compensation.
  • Minor Injury – Foot Injury
    For anyone who has ever become the victim of a foot injury you will know that a foot injury can disrupt and stop things that all of us take for granted in our daily life such as walking, driving and going up and down stairs.
  • London Accident Compensation Claims
    London is the largest urban area in the UK and also the capital. Its history dates back to when it was founded by the Romans and since it has been the centre of many important movements such as the English Renaissance, Industrial Revolution and the Gothic Revival.
  • No Win No Fee Claims broken down and explained
    Every year in the UK 2.5 million people end up suffering due to injuries from accidents that weren’t their fault. The fault of these accidents may lie with the driver of a car, a public authority, a local authority, a hospital or your employer.
  • No Win No Fee Claims broken down and explained
    Every year in the UK 2.5 million people end up suffering due to injuries from accidents that weren’t their fault. The fault of these accidents may lie with the driver of a car, a public authority, a local authority, a hospital or your employer.
  • Compensation Claims, how to go about making one Part Two
    As well as claiming for compensation based on ‘general damages,’ which, as previously mentioned refers to the pain and suffering you have endured due to an accident that was caused through no fault of your own, you can also claim for compensation based on the term ‘special damages.’
  • No Win No Fee and the Conditional Fee Agreement
    In the UK there is an average of 2.5 million people suffering from personal injury every year. These people face losing income and independence as well as facing lifestyle changes.
  • The Myths about Claiming Compensation
    There are many myths around how to make a compensation claim and how to go about it, and therefore so many people are afraid to even consider making a claim when they should as they are not only suffering from their injuries.
  • Am I Entitled to Personal Injury Compensation?
    First of all let me tell you a little bit about personal injury compensation. A personal injury can refer to numerous injuries that can occur to you. A back injury, broken/fractured bones, head injury, neck injury, whiplash, injuries to you feet, arms, foot, hand even repetitive strain injury can all be classed as personal injury if you have gained these injuries due to an accident that wasn’t your fault.
  • Moving from the UK to Australia
    Have you decided to make the decision and leave the UK for a better life in Australia? So many young couples and families are packing up there lives here in the UK and heading over to Australia for better weather, more money and better living conditions for all the family.
  • Car Accidents the information you need to know!
    Have you been in a car accident recently, are you suffering pain as a result of your car accident and it wasn’t your fault? If so you may have a good compensation claim against the other party.
  • 10 Tips on Winning a Work Accident Case
    Accidents in the workplace can happen very often if health and safety measures aren’t in place. Health and safety regulations are a legal requirement by any employer and whatever the circumstances should be in place.
  • Fractured Jaw Accident Claims
    If you fracture your jaw you will damage the way your teeth fit together. You will not be able to open your mouth wide and your jaw will shift to one side when you open or close your mouth. Most fractures occur in your lower jaw, known as mandible.
  • Multi Purpose Hair Straightners
    In the past few months there is a new idea to do with straightners not only do they straighten but curl your hair too if you use the straightners in the way shown. In the past straightners have continued to change – not only to straighten your hair but to curl, dry, add shine etc. the list continues.
  • Fatal Injury Accidents
    Losing someone you love is the hardest thing to go through in life and sadly it’s an experience that all of us will go through at some point in our lifetime. Having someone taken away from us through the fault of another party alters our lives emotionally and financially.
  • A Guide to Avoiding and Stopping Spam
    If you asked Internet users what annoyed them the most, I can guarantee that spam will make it into one of the top spots of anyone’s list, along with more trivial situations such as a slow connection.
  • Faulty Products – An Injury Waiting To Happen
    We use and consume products on a daily basis in all areas of our life. We are entitled to expect the best from these products; we expect them to be safe and to not cause us harm.
  • Types of Accidents at Work
    It is estimated that one million people in the UK suffer injury at their workplace, the majority of which could have been avoided.
  • Accidents at Work - Disease, Deafness and Other Long-Term Injuries
    “Employment is nature’s physician and is essential for human happiness” Galen, ca 180 AD. In 2003/04 30 million working days were lost to illness that were caused by work related issues. Two million people believed they were suffering from a work related illness in 2003/04. ½ a million people were said to be suffering from stress/depression or anxiety. 183,000 claimed to have breathing or lung problems. Hearing problems were sustained by 81,000, skin problems by 31,000 and heart disease/attack by 66,000
  • Construction Accidents
    Despite the Department of Work and Pensions stating that fatalities have been cut since the 1970’s by two thirds; 250-300 construction site workers are still killed every year and 35 million working days are lost each year to occupational health issues. Showing the number of deaths and injury in the workplace remains at an alarming high number.
  • Considering a Divorce?
    What is Divorce, What are the steps of getting a divorce, Cam I get a divorce, How long do we have to be apart before we can get a divorce all these questions are regular questions asked my a husband or wife who are considering a divorce.
  • Accidents at Work
    Health and Safety is more commonly overlooked than it should be. Although when starting a new job it is the duty of your employer to make you aware of health and safety, with a legal obligation to do so, this is more than usually done through watching short films about what to do in an emergency and being told where the nearest fire points are, but how many of us would actually know what to do if a situation like those seen in the films happened in real life?
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