Why self-checking your breasts is now more important than ever
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month in the UK. The aim of the event is to educate the public about...
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The 10 most common injuries caused by slips, trips, and falls in the workplace
We've all become a bit more aware recently of the potential dangers lurking in the workplace. Things we never thought...
What happens when A&E miss a diagnosis?
In an average month, there are usually over 2 million visits to A&E and Emergency departments in England. In such...
Preventing Pedestrian Injuries – Injury Prevention Week 2020
The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APILs) Injury Prevention Week's main focus is Pedestrian Safety. The number of pedestrian deaths...
Claiming Compensation for a Child Cyclist Hit by a Car
For many children, a bike is their first experience of the freedom to travel, and of taking responsibility for their...
Horses and Road Traffic Accident Claims – APIL Injury Prevention Week
We are proud to be supporting APIL's Injury Prevention Week, which is aimed at improving the safety of vulnerable road...
Do Clinical Negligence Claims Encourage Defensive Medicine?
Is it 'self-evident' that there is a public interest in avoiding excessive litigation and keeping to a minimum 'defensive medicine'?...
Why do parents make a birth injury claim?
A child recently secured damages of £20 million in a brain injury case. Does £20 million seem a lot? What...
Top 10 questions about Cauda Equina claims
The cauda equina is a part of the body that not many people would recognise, but if it's damaged...
How safe are Cornwall’s roads?
With so many people avoiding air travel and international holidays, the South West is likely to see a lot of...