We all can appreciate that much of the NHS is fighting an uphill battle in these dark financial times. But there is an expected duty of care that the NHS must maintain to ensure that we as the taxpayer are not failed by the NHS by them not doing their jobs properly.

We specialise in clinical negligence cases and have many years of experience in fighting and winning them. They are inherently difficult to win because it can be very hard to prove that negligence has occurred as opposed to an inherent and / or unavoidable risk.

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We must prove that an NHS professional has failed to do their job properly. When it comes to fractures, we need to look at what steps the NHS have taken to assess whether they were reasonable. We also need to see what evidence is in your medical records.
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As specialist personal injury lawyers, we deal with a lot of road traffic accidents and we often find that (rather obviously) road accidents involving smaller vehicles like motorbikes often lead to more serious injuries as they don’t offer the same protection a car can offer.

Quad bikes are no different, and they can often lead to more serious injuries as a rider and passengers do not have to wear a helmet when riding one.

So if you are out and about on the road and you are involved in an accident with another vehicle through no fault of your own, can you make a claim for personal injury compensation?
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We take on a surprising amount of personal injury compensation claims for workers who have been injured whilst on duty in nursing homes. So if this has happened to you, here is a little advice about your rights to claim in common nursing home injury scenarios.

The vast majority of injuries sustained involve manual handling. It’s common for a lot of patients to have severe mobility problems, so a large part of a role in a nursing home is lifting and manoeuvring people in and out and around beds.
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As a firm of lawyers who only represent victims for personal injury claims, we take on a lot of workers compensation claims for accidents and injuries that occur in the line of duty. We have expert knowledge to be able to advise you right from the start as to whether you have a claim for compensation, and to fight for your rights to claim.

We take on a surprising amount of claims for personal injury compensation where a lack of training has resulted in employees being injured in the line of day. So here is a little advice about your rights to claim.
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If you are burned at work, you may be entitled to claim for personal injury compensation!

In general, unless you were blatantly at fault yourself, you could have good prospects for success. This is down to the fact there are loads and loads of workplace regulations that employers must abide by, and as long as we can prove one has been breached and has caused the injury, you can make a claim.

So let’s look at a few examples:
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If you have been seriously injured through no fault of your own, you may be entitled to tens of thousands, or even hundreds of thousands of pounds in compensation. If the consequences are life changing, you could be entitled to millions of pounds.

That’s why it’s important to get the right lawyer when making a claim for personal injury compensation, and it’s important to understand the importance of actually making a claim.

As our name suggests, we are The Injury Lawyers – this means we only represent victims for personal injury compensation claims, and we have a huge history of cases ranging from the minor to the life altering catastrophic injuries. So the advice in this article will hopefully give you the right guidance when looking to make your claim.
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April 2013 – a dark time for the personal injury claiming world as the government in their infinite wisdom decided to stop lawyers being able to recover all legal fees from the other side. For years most victims of negligence were able to keep all 100% of their payout because all legal fees could be recovered from the opponent.

That’s fair, right? Why should the victim lose out on what is rightfully theirs?

But the world isn’t always fair, and the result of these changes has dawned a new age of personal injury claiming.
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It’s a fairly common scenario – especially when people are in a rush, perhaps first thing in a morning, to get somewhere. So if you are driving along and another driver pulls out of a driveway and you crash in to them, who is at fault?

In the vast majority of instances, the other driver is 100% liable for the accident. The principle is similar to that of another driver pulling out of a side road when you are correctly travelling along a major road. The driver emerging from the driveway must give precedence to vehicles already travelling on the road.
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When I was a kid, there was nothing I loved more than going down to the local park and swinging madly on the monkey bars and climbing on frames. Whilst many kids now remain indoors in front of the TV or computer consoles, local playgrounds are still in frequent use.

Kids will be kids – so accidents on playgrounds can be fairly common. But what happens if your child is injured on a playground because of some kind of defect or problem with the ground or the equipment? Can you make a claim for personal injury compensation for your child?
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April 2013 saw the biggest shake up of the personal injury compensation claiming world when our wonderful government decided to change years of access to justice and fairness by stopping the recovery of all legal fees from the opponent.

It isn’t fair – why should the victim have to pay to claim?

The result is that other lawyers are now taking up to 25% from your payout if you win the case. For the Success Fee, which is one of the unrecoverable fees, a lawyer can take up to a maximum of 25% from your payout to cover this. On top of that, lawyers are asking for payment of insurance as this is no longer recoverable.
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