Do you know why we have such stringent health and safety laws here in the UK? The answer is simple – to protect our workforce from being injured in entirely preventable accidents.

Injuries can be serious or even fatal which is why health and safety in the workplace is such a vital thing to get right. We specialise in work accident claims and we have another happy client who has settled their claim for £5,000 due to an unsafe workplace and system of work. Read on for more!
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A broken jaw = ouch! Even in the most minor of cases it can cause a whole world of pain and inconvenience.

Not being able to eat, talk, work, or sleep comfortably has a real impact on a victim’s life. So if you have sustained a jaw fracture injury and you would like to know more about how we can help you win your personal injury claim, read on!
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Whilst medical negligence claims are inherently hard to win with the law surrounding them known to be complex, there are some cases that are often known as ‘open and shut.’

One such example is of a surgeon operating on the wrong area of you by mistake, or perhaps where a general treatment provider performs treatment in the wrong area also. Here we have a practically clear case of negligence – there really is no excuse for such a catastrophic and preventable failure.
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Yet another example that demonstrates the importance of instructing a lawyer to claim for you the proper way.

We have recently done several articles about recent cases we have settled for road accidents in the region of £5,000, but this latest one has settled for even more. A lot of that was down to claiming the right way as well as our negotiating tactics with the other side.
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A broken finger can be a real annoyance even when it’s a straightforward break – but when they are more serious and require rods and reconstruction surgery, it can be a lot more of an inconvenience than most people might think.

Here’s a quick article about finger fracture claims and what you can claim for, as well as the general payout guidelines that can help you to understand how much a broken finger claim may be worth.
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We’ve done a few blogs in recent times about potholes that have sprung up a lot over the last few weeks due to the snow and colder weather. When water seeps in to cracks in the surface it can freeze and expand which breaks the roads open and causes these huge and dangerous potholes.

Hitting a pothole in a car is bad enough – but hitting it on a bicycle can be severe. So read on for advice.
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A broken elbow injury can be a bit of a shuddering thing to think about. As an injury though it can be very debilitating indeed.

Getting the right help from an expert injury lawyer is the key to making sure you settle your elbow fracture injury claim for every true penny it is worth. So here’s some advice about what we can look at and what sort of payouts you can expect as an elbow injury victim.
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Slip accident claims – sometimes you can escape with some minor bruising and a little embarrassment; but sometimes you can land hard on the ground and sustain a fracture or other more serious soft tissue injury.

The law around slipping claims can be complex, and the insurers often love to try and defend these claims. But with our expertise you can expect the best results possible and the maximum compensation payable.
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Actually the best advice is to make the claim as soon as you possibly can. Yes, for most claims you do have three years from the date of the accident in which to bring your claim here in England and Wales, but there is a lot more to it than that.

This blog is for general guidance only, and it’s to give you a bit of an insight as to why you really shouldn’t wait and leave it too late. For legal advice about limitations that apply to you, make an enquiry with us.
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When Mr K was hit on the head by shelves at work because they were unstable, we were happy to accept his case on a genuine no win, no fee basis. When working on the shelving area, top shelves collapsed and fell resulting in a collision with his head.

Concerns about the shelving stability had previously been raised but nothing had been done about it. We’re pleased to have obtained an award for him.
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