Mirror, signal, manoeuvre – it’s one of the first things a driving instructor will teach you, and it’s an important part of driving practice to remember to make sure you can safely avoid accidents. But despite this simple process that should be etched in to every driver’s mind, there are plenty of accidents where this procedure has clearly been ignored.

Putting a classic one up for discussion – the case of parked drivers pulling off and hitting someone – where is the liability here?

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Although the NHS is a public funded organisation, it is still possible to make a claim for personal injury compensation from them. Funds are set aside for people to make a claim where genuine negligence has taken place.

Proving that you are the victim of medical negligence is extremely hard to do – read on for more advice about this.

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If another driver has crashed in to the back of you, you pretty much have a guaranteed claim for personal injury compensation if you are injured as a result. So really it’s all about you making sure that you pick the best lawyer to deal with the claim for you.

Most lawyers will probably offer to represent you on a no win, no fee basis as there is very little risk in funding a claim for a rear end shunt. So you need to find out who will give you the best deal.

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I often like to take inspiration for the topic of my blogs from things that happen to me. I do a lot of driving, which means I end up dodging a lot of potential accidents – “none of them are ever my fault!”

I class myself as a good driver so I’ve been able to dodge many accidents in my time that have almost been caused by other drivers. For this one, we’ll talk vehicles switching lanes on roundabouts.

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Most fractures can be tough to live with when you’re in the initial periods – but most people accept that fractures from the waist down can be the hardest to recover from given the severe affects it can have on your mobility.

For this article, we’ll discuss pelvic fracture compensation claims – what you can claim for, what kind of payouts you can expect, and what you should do when it comes to seeking legal representation.

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Working as a warehouse operative means you are putting your health at risk on an almost daily working basis. There are so many workplace health and safety risks in a warehouse, so it’s important for your employer to do things the right way to make sure you are not injured in the line of duty.

So what are your rights as a warehouse worker if you are injured in the workplace? Can you make a claim for personal injury compensation?
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Boxes and containers are an everyday part of a lot of people’s employment – especially for those working in the warehouse and distribution fields. But whilst a box or a container is designed to make carrying loads together an easier task, it can become a nightmare if something goes wrong with the box or container.

So what happens if a box or container you are using breaks and this causes an accident? Can you make a claim for personal injury compensation?

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Any fracture, no matter where it is on the body, can cause some significant pain, suffering, and loss of amenity. Although the femur (upper leg / thigh bone) is said to be the strongest in the body, a hard impact injury can easily lead to a break.

So what can you claim for when it comes to making a broken femur injury claim and what sort of payouts are we looking at here?

Read on for more advice…

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A raised section of tiling is a fairly obvious tripping hazard. However, its not always noticeable to the innocent victim who unfortunately ends up injured by tripping over it. So, what are your rights when it comes to being injured due to tripping over a raised tile in a shop? Can you claim for compensation for a slip, trip or fall incident like this?
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Manual handling regulations are stringent for a very good reason. Injuries that can be caused by lifting or moving something that is too heavy can be serious – especially when they affect the muscles in the neck, back, shoulders, and arms.

But what if you are told to move something you shouldn’t have moved? What if, just for one occasion, you are instructed to move something against company policy? Can you make a claim for personal injury compensation?

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