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Head injuries can be the result of a number of factors such as an accident at work or medical negligence. The after effects of a head injury can vary greatly, with some people experiencing memory loss, poor concentration, cognitive problems and even permanent brain damage. The results can be devastating for the injured party and…
It is the responsibility of your employer to protect your health and safety whilst you are in the workplace to minimise the likelihood of any injuries. If you feel that your employer has not fulfilled this obligation and you have suffered as a result then you might be able to make an industrial accident compensation…
Spinal injuries can be devastating and in some extreme cases can even cause paralysis. These types of injuries can be caused by a number of accidents including road traffic accidents, clinical negligence and accidents in the workplace. If you’ve suffered a spinal injury as the result of another person’s negligence or irresponsibility then it’s vital…
Following the death of a loved one, claiming for compensation might be the last thing on your mind but if the accident was the fault of another party then you may want to seek justice. Fatal accident compensation can also go towards paying for funeral expenses and can be used to take care of the…
Tim Petts looks at how far Everett v Comojo (UK) Ltd [2011] can take us: The basic facts of this personal injury claim are sadly not uncommon, and those with experience in criminal practice (or who read local newspapers) will be all too aware of the possibility of nightclub arguments turning nasty. Robert and Carl…