Skin burn and scar injuries can often cause a lot of mental anguish, as well as the physical damage they may cause to the skin. Victims who have suffered scarring will often also suffer psychological damage, as scars can disfigure the skin. Although some scars may be medically treated such
Right up until the mid nineties anyone wishing to make a claim for compensation with regard to personal injury had to rely on legal aid if they were unable to fund their own case which could often prove difficult to obtain, subsequently putting off many claimants with genuine injury cases.
Pothole claims refer to the claims that are pursued by those who have damaged their car by driving through a pothole in the road. Step 1: Collecting the Right Evidence If you have damaged your car by driving through a pothole, it is important that you collect the right evidence
Repetitive strain injury (RSI) occurs as a result of performing a repeated activity throughout a long period of time. They can occur because of a nature of one’s work or playing sports or driving a vehicle. The actual causes of such injuries are difficult to prove as a number of
When you have an accident which is not your fault and you are injured or suffer loss as a result then it is often possible to claim compensation. As a passenger on a bus, if you are involved in an accident it will very rarely be your fault and hence
Compensation claim for injury to child The impact on children suffering injuries is usually stronger than on adults. Even the smallest incident can be emotionally traumatic for young children and it is important to make sure that the consequences of injuries to children are minimised by care and support.
Unfortunately, falling due to slipping or tripping over something is a common occurrence. In many cases, this can be because the person who fell did not look where they were going. In other cases, however, where the person fell as a result of someone else’s negligence, it may be possible
Road users all have a duty of care towards each other and this includes cars, vans, lorries, buses, pedestrians, cyclists and motorcyclists. The last three are obviously the most vulnerable as they are not as well protected as the others. Motorbike drivers are particularly susceptible to accidents and injuries because
Accidents can happen in any work places, but the chances of them taking place in industrial environments are obviously higher. Industrial environments include: construction / building sites, factories, manufacturing plants and warehouses. If you have sustained an industrial accident in these environments then you may well be successful in claiming
According to Lloyd Green, a specialist personal injury solicitor, If you have been injured in an accident in which you were not to blame then you could be entitled to make a compensation claim. This is because the law imposes a duty of care on members of society towards each
