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Updated: June 1, 2015
Employers must ensure that and safety requirements for hazardous substances are adhered to. What can you do if they are not and you are injured?
Read moreUpdated: May 10, 2015
Injuries to the brain and spine can be life-threatening and life-altering events, leading to long-term health consequences and financial insecurity.
Read moreUpdated: 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.
Read moreUpdated: 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.
Read moreUpdated: 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".
Read moreUpdated: 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?
Read moreUpdated: 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.
Read moreUpdated: March 5, 2015
Does the 'Compensation Culture' really exist? Two Government reports consider the reality.
Read moreUpdated: February 22, 2015
Increased compensation payment tariffs have been published by the Government, supporting mesothelioma sufferers where insurers cannot be traced.
Read moreUpdated: 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.
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