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Victory for asbestos victims as no win no fee claims timeframe is extended
May
Last week the government announced that they will allow increased timeframes for victims of asbestos-related illness to pursue claims on a no win no fee basis, a victory. This means that forthcoming legal aid reforms will not apply to asbestos-related claims for the time being, allowing...
Landmark mesothelioma compensation award paves way for age equality in compensation claims
Mar
Last month the High Court made a ruling set to increase the level of compensation awarded to elderly sufferers of Mesothelioma. This form of cancer, which commonly affects the lining of the lung, is caused by the inhalation of asbestos dust. In the landmark ruling, Mrs Justice Smith awarded...
Rise in dog attack hospital admissions for fifth consecutive year
Feb
According to recent NHS figures, over 6,000 adults and children were admitted to hospital in the year running up to March 2011 after having been bitten or struck by a dog. According to the same statistics, published in January 2012, Accident and Emergency admissions for young people with dog bite...
How much is my personal injury claim worth?
Jan
When you are making a decision as to whether or not to pursue a personal injury claim , one thing that will inevitably cross your mind is the potential award you would receive if your claim was successful. An award for a personal injury claim will depend on the severity of the injury, the part...
New Year, new gym membership? Staying safe on the gym floor
Dec
At this time of year, when over indulgence in food and alcohol is commonplace, many of us will look to start the New Year with a healthier approach by signing up to join our local gym. Whilst exercise can be a fantastic way of keeping fit and healthy, many people do not think about the hidden...
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