Here at compensationlawyers.com we believe that personal injury claimants should be advised by those who want to act their best interests. We are therefore becoming increasingly concerned by what is known as third party capture. This is where insurance companies of the driver, employer, or local authority at fault for an accident contact injury victims [...]

The RTA portal or information exchange has run into trouble, according to the Law Society Gazette, It has been designed to handle many low low value RTA and personal injury claims, but has been dogged by problems since its launch last week.
There have been It problems with testing and some lawyers cannot take claims on [...]

Your employer has a  duty of care  and responsibility to all of its employees to make sure   that all the  equipment provided to them meets the strict Health and Safety regulations laid down in English law.
 If you do actually have a work accident, maybe because of a lapse in meeting certain stipulations owed to you, the  Employee  can rightly get compensation [...]

27 year old  Cheryl Palmer Hughes, a Trainee Solicitor from Urmston cheated death when her parachute failed while jumping from a plane in aid of charity charity 10,000 feet up.
Cheryl 27, now takes it in her stride, but at the time when her chute wouldn’t open, she was only saved by her reserve and quick thinking.
It happened so [...]

Shock news as Pannone senior partner Ms Joy Kingsley is set to leave the firm to take up the role of senior partner at Manchester-based JMW Solicitors.

A full medical negligence claim has been launched by a family of a 13-year-old girl who has been left with permanent and disabling injuries following a bout of chickenpox she suffered when just 11 months old.

Damages which are awarded by the courts for ruined holidays must always  be consistent with awards in other fields such as PI , the COA has unanimously ruled.
This is a ruling which may have an impact on holiday claims brought in the wake of the volcanic ash cloud fiasco. LJ  Ward [...]