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If injuries result from a public authority’s failure to match up to its duties, then it is only right that compensation is paid. The High Court made that point in ruling that a failure to properly maintain a street lamp was to blame for an accident in which a 12-year-old boy lost part of his finger. Continue reading →
Many parents of children who are born disabled care for them without any support. However, parents may want to consider looking into the exact circumstances around the birth, as there may be grounds for pursuing a personal injury claim. A recent High Court case proved this to be a sensible course of action. Continue reading →
If you have suffered an accident at work and you believe that your employer was to blame, you should seek legal advice right away. In one case, a florist’s assistant fell while carrying a heavy glass vase. However, as a result of soliciting legal advice, he secured the right to substantial compensation. Continue reading →
Building sites can be dangerous places and it is obviously right that those who suffer injury due to their employers’ failure to take appropriate precautions should be fully compensated. In one recent case, a worker who sustained grave head injuries when he fell through a roof will receive a settlement of £6.6 million in damages. Continue reading →
The idea that you cannot achieve compensation for road accident injuries if you were in any way to blame for what happened is simply wrong. This point was made by the case of a vulnerable pedestrian who was hit by a car as he crossed the road when the traffic lights were against him. Continue reading →
A recent case involving a catastrophically injured cyclist whose legal team overcame numerous hurdles to secure him a just settlement illustrates the importance of having specialist support during such proceedings. Continue reading →
Despite the best efforts of the NHS, it is inevitable that medical mistakes are sometimes made and, when they are, it is important to ensure that victims are fairly compensated. One such case, brought on behalf of a nine-year-old boy left gravely disabled owing to clinical negligence in the days following his birth, has resulted in a multi-million-pound damages award. Continue reading →
A caesarean birth, also known as a C-Section, is surgery that is carried out by means of an incision that is made in the woman’s tummy and womb. It is a major surgical procedure and is usually carried out by means of spinal or epidural anaesthetic, meaning that the woman on whom the surgery is performed, will be awake during the operation. Continue reading →
A failure to diagnose commonplace medical conditions can have consequences that last a lifetime. However, as a High Court case showed, expert legal advice can ensure that fair compensation is paid if the worst happens. Continue reading →
Many road accident victims happily make a good recovery, but specialist lawyers should always be the first port of call for those who do not. Continue reading →
