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‘Dooring’ is an accident which occurs when a passenger or driver of a car opens their door without looking properly and causes a cyclist to swerve or crash as a result....
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Case study: £385,000 for motorcyclist’s crush injuries after collision with van
Our expert Personal Injury team helped a motorcyclist claim compensation for crush injuries he sustained after a collision with a van. Motorcycle accident circumstances Mr N was riding his motorcycle...
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Case study: £7,822 for cyclist injured in car dooring accident
Our personal injury solicitors helped a cyclist claim compensation for injuries sustained in a car dooring accident. Accident circumstances and injuries Miss T was cycling along a road in a...
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Case study: £72,500 for cyclist collision on Bristol roundabout
Our personal injury solicitors recently helped a client claim compensation for injuries he suffered as a result of a cycling accident. Circumstances of the accident Our client, Mr N, was...
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Employment law in 2023: what to expect
The last year has seen lots of development in the Employment law sector, and, whether you’re an employee or an employer, understanding your rights might be a little challenging. In...
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Case study: £610,000 for misdiagnosis of abnormal smear resulting in terminal cancer
Our medical negligence solicitors acted for a client who developed cervical cancer and secondary cancer in both lungs after a failure to diagnose changes in the cells of her cervix...
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What is Child Inclusive Mediation?
Child Inclusive Mediation involves a trained family mediator talking to a child or children as part of mediation, where arrangements are being made for them. Our family lawyers believe that...
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Changes to flexible working requests: what you need to know
In 2021, the Government published a consultation which set out proposals to make flexible working the default and to better support both employers and employees to reach appropriate working arrangements....
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Case study: £1.7m for incorrect breast cancer treatment, resulting in secondary cancer
Our specialist medical negligence solicitors recently helped a client claim compensation for incorrect breast cancer treatment that led to a lifelong need for medical treatment and the risk of further...
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Case study: £40,000 compensation for man who died as a result of pressure sores
Our medical negligence solicitors supported a client’s family to claim compensation for his preventable death as a result of pressure sores. Our client, Mr W, was an 80-year-old male with a...
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Is there such a thing as a good divorce?
When it comes to divorce, it might be difficult to imagine the process being anything but ‘bad’. However, whilst going through a divorce is often an extremely difficult time for...
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Divorce proceedings can be stressful and lengthy, so once you receive your final divorce order (formerly known as a decree absolute), wondering what comes next might not be your top...
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