Do Poorly Trained Hospital Workers Cause Injuries?

Updated: May 6, 2015

Recent cuts have lead to an increase in medical negligence and errors resulting from austerity and cuts to the NHS - according to a recent reports.

Treatment is critical for injuries and illness abroad

Updated: April 23, 2015

What are the first steps you should take if you have sustained an accident or injury abroad? This article includes advice you must consider.

NHS whistleblower report reveals staff fears

Updated: April 22, 2015

The author of the Francis Report has announced the publication of an in-depth review on the reporting culture of the NHS titled "Freedom to Speak Up".

How changing the way we set our clocks could save lives

Updated: April 15, 2015

Brake - the UK Road Safety Charity - are proposing a move to SDST. Given the evidence that this could save lives, why does the debate never lead anywhere?

Many denied justice following changes to legal aid

Updated: March 15, 2015

Following changes to Legal Aid, getting justice has become more difficult for those who need it most, according to a Government Select Committee.

Compensation Culture Myths Exposed

Updated: March 5, 2015

Does the 'Compensation Culture' really exist? Two Government reports consider the reality.

Increased Mesothelioma payouts announced

Updated: February 22, 2015

Increased compensation payment tariffs have been published by the Government, supporting mesothelioma sufferers where insurers cannot be traced.

Law Gazette argues in favour of PI advertising

Updated: August 5, 2013

A recent article in the Law Gazette has highlighted inaccuracies in Sky News reporting of the recent storm in a teacup about PI lawyers advertising in hospitals.

Claiming compensation for a Maclaren buggy child injury

Updated: June 27, 2011