Brain injuries can affect people’s compulsive nature and decision-making skills. It is a very sensitive area of personal injury law and quite rightly so. Brain injury varies greatly from person to person because each person’s injury allows for differing affects due to the location of the damage.

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What are the odds that during a drivers lifetime they’ll be involved in a road traffic accident at some time. I’m pretty sure they’ll be low and I wouldn’t even be surprised if they were odd-on. Our roads are getting congested, our lives faster, the demands put upon us greater. So, it shouldn’t really surprise you that around 70% of drivers in the UK admit to speeding.

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In these modern times when we are all so aware of the environment around us it made me laugh to view a piece in the Times the other day about why 3 Non-Smokers got fired from their jobs for grumbling about smoking. The incident took place in Germany and while it is forbidden to smoke in pubs and restaurants, much like the UK, German law still allows smoking for people working in small offices.

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As promised here’s a few light hearted look at the legal world that we find ourselves in this Tuesday. Hope you enjoy and remember why don’t you sign-up to our RSS feed and get The Injury Lawyers news and posts straight to your reader as we publish them.

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Not long after the turn of the New Year, The Law Firm On-line Marketing Association (LFOMA) produced an interesting article regarding the look and feel of Personal Injury Lawyers websites. There message was a blunt one – injury lawyers websites fail the test when marketing themselves on-line.

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Today the Guardian published an article by Yvonne Roberts called “Car Crash, Baby” in which Journalist Yvonne Roberts writes about her involvement in a road traffic accident, personal injury lawyers encouraging her to claim for whiplash within minutes of her accident and her own insurance company informing Yvonne, “that since there were no witnesses, the costs will probably be split 50:50 ”.

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Trust isn’t something that is easily given. It must be earned. And it is something we understand at the Injury Lawyers, because with Trust comes Responsibilities, and we have never shirked our responsibilities.

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Every Tuesday we’ll be running the laugh-in corner at The Injury Lawyers. Where we will be taking a look at life and putting our own spin on it via our injury lawyers coated spectacles.

Now, we were thinking about a name for our Tuesday slot, something along the lines of “Tuesday Ticklers” or “Tomfoolery on a Tuesday”. But nothing stuck! If you could think of a name for our slot please use the comments below or we’ll be forced to shift it to Fridays.

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The other day I was doing my usual rounds visiting my favourite blogs when I came across this post “Why People Hate Lawyers – Just Read Their Blogs!” by Andrew Flusche.

Andrew goes into detail about the lack of social interaction on Lawyers blogs, stating that they are boring because “these blogs have no pictures, no graphics, very few colors, poor design ”and that the commentators on law blogs have a “superior tone” which always translates as “I’m better than you because I’m a lawyer.”

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Steps to making a claim for personal Injury after a road traffic accident

If you have been involved in an accident within the past three years and you wish to make a claim, you will need to prove that the other driver was at fault for your injury. You must carry out the following steps to prove that someone else was at fault for your injury:

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