Previously, we have answered questions regarding personal injury accidents at work and, separately, slips, trips and falls. These questions and answers look at slips and trips at work. Q1) Can I claim compensation if I fall or injure myself at work? A- Yes. However, you will have to show that your employer (or fellow employees)…
A Guide to Medical Negligence Most receive safe and effective treatment and care in the UK, whether that be through the NHS or on a private basis, through their GP or at a hospital. However, when treatment or care falls below an acceptable standard, the consequences can be devastating. From scarring, amputation, to continence failure,…
If you have been left out of a Will completely, or you believe that the Will does not make enough financial provisions for you, then you may be able to rely upon the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 to challenge the Will. The Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 (often…
The draw for the 2026 FIFA World Cup took place in early December, with fans of England and Scotland now looking ahead to their fixtures during the summer of 2026. Fans of the teams are full of excitement, anticipation, and worry. However, some of the most nervous individuals are not the team or the fans…
One of the most common questions we get asked by people enquiring about pursuing a claim for personal injury is, “Will I have to go to Court?” How likely is it that my personal injury case will go to court? A small number of personal injury claims do proceed to court. But this will only…
Many people believe a Will is something to think about later in life. The truth is, a Will is one of the most responsible documents you can create. It offers clarity, security, and peace of mind for you and your family. Creating a Will is not just about deciding what happens after you’ve gone. It…
Making a Court Application for a Child – Who Can Apply and How Much It Costs. 1. Who can apply to the court for an order for a child/children? Certain people are automatically entitled to make an application for an order under Section 8 of the Children Act 1989 without having to seek permission…
There is no such thing as “common law marriage” and the law for unmarried couples who live together can be confusing and upsetting upon separation. Unmarried, cohabiting couples do not have the same rights as married couples when it comes to personal finances, assets and property and in the event of a relationship breakdown, cohabiting…
Medical Negligence and No Win No Fee Claims. Doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals usually provide high-quality treatment. However, mistakes can and do happen. You may be entitled to claim compensation if you or a loved one has suffered harm due to medical errors. This article explores Medical Negligence and No Win No Fee Claims…
How are Care Home Fees assessed? In England, the responsibility for funding care home fees can either be placed on the individual, the local authority or a contribution by both. When a person goes into a care home, the local authority will carry out a financial assessment to determine the person’s ability to contribute towards…