The proposed changes to the current ‘no win no fee’ legislation have been in the news recently. The Government has been attacking personal injury solicitors for pursuing claims …
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Public liability insurance covers businesses when customers visit their premises. For example, if someone visits a shop and has a trip or slip (that wasn’t their fault) they could make a claim against the business owner. This could be a personal injury claim which covers their medical expenses and also any resulting loss of earnings. …
Read MoreIf you have a trip or slip on a pavement, who is responsible? And what should you do?
In my personal injury law practice, trips and slips on pavements are some of the most common types of injury claim. Like my last blog, it’s important that as you take the relevant steps in preparing the groundwork …
Read MoreRecord a work place injury in Accident Report book to help any compensation claim, and other tops tips as recommended by personal injury solicitor and no win no fee expert.
Read MoreIf you’re involved in a car accident, make sure you collect the contact details of any witnesses. A witness could be your passenger, the passenger of the person you had the accident with or another motorist or passing pedestrian. This information can become crucial if you need to make a personal injury claim.
So, when you …
Read MoreIf you’re involved in a car accident, even a minor one, it can be a very distressing situation. It can also be quite difficult to think clearly and collect all the information you might need.
If you take some photos of the scene of the accident this can be a huge help in the future if …
Read MoreMike Greenstein, partner in Goodge Law and a specialist in personal injury gives some insights into his job
At the beginning of my career I spent some time doing personal injury work and really enjoyed it. It’s very hands on and people-orientated. I get to deal with a huge variety of different clients and it’s my …
Read MoreThe Government is concerned about the perceived increase in the compensation culture and doesn’t want us to become like the States. However, statistics show that we don’t have a compensation culture – just the perception that we do.
The Government is concerned that the no win-no fee …
Read MoreThe Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is an independent watchdog and regulator which acts in the public interest to reduce work-related deaths, improve safety and prevent illness in workplaces in Great Britain.
They run awareness and safety campaigns throughout the year, highlighting issues affecting millions of UK workers.
They ask employees, business …
Read MoreIn the UK the term No Win-No Fee describes the agreement made between a law firm and their clients. Some people also describe this agreement as No Fee-No Win.
The No Win-No fee agreement is particularly helpful to people who have been injured or been involved in an accident that wasn’t their fault. They may …
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