Making a claim for a slip, trip or fall may seem a bit frivolous, but the bottom line is if you have been hurt in an accident that was not your fault you are right to seek compensation. Slips, trips and falls can happen anywhere – in the home, at work, in a public place, while out shopping and so on. You can only consider making a claim if the incident was a result of someone else’s negligence or irresponsi ...

Making a claim for an accident in a company car is not always as straightforward as claiming when driving your own vehicle. ...

Over a million people are admitted to hospital every year due to a head injury, the majority mild. Doctors have discovered however, that minor head injuries can produce long term effects as nerves can become strained, resulting in different parts of the brain disconnecting. ...

Bikers can be at real risk when they head out for a ride as not all of the other motorists on the road look out for them or drive considerately when near a motorcycle. ...

The outward signs that may indicate someone is negatively affected by a traumatic event can vary and they may suffer any combination of symptoms which can differ in their intensity and frequency.    ...

The most common injuries in sport are neck and head traumas, with concussion widely varying in severity. The majority of these injuries are caused by playing techniques and be prevented by enforcing safety rules and using proper equipment. ...

Cyclists can be incredibly vulnerable on the roads and face many risks. Unfortunately, thousands are injured in accidents each year, but if it is not the fault of the cyclist a compensation claim could be made. ...

Accidents at work can be devastating. Not only could you suffer a serious injury and need time off work to recover, you may also be faced with the difficult and stressful task of putting in a compensation claim against your employer. ...

So you’ve experienced a head injury and been advised to avoid vigorous physical and mental activities after a concussion… but are you okay to fly? ...

Between 2001 and 2010 French company Poly Implant Prothese (P.I.P) manufactured and produced silicone gel filled breast implants. On inspection the French medical authorities found that implants made by the company since 2001 had been filled with a lower grade silicone composition differing from the European CE Mark approved gel they had originally used. The British Association of Plastic Surgeons says the ...