Head injuries are some of the most serious injuries one can sustain. According to Headway, nearly 2,000 people in Northern Ireland sustain a brain injury every year. Even a minor injury can have significant physical and psychological impact, potentially changing someone’s life forever. In our latest blog, we shed some much-needed light on this type of […]
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It’s the end of October, which means it’s nearly Halloween! Adults across Northern Ireland are putting the finishing touches on their scary decorations, while children can’t wait to dress up and go trick-or-treating. While most people have a blast on Halloween, it is important to note that certain dangers are more prevalent this time of year.
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Every year, thousands of drivers across Northern Ireland are involved in car accidents. Even if you’re being careful, a reckless driver could cause a serious accident, leaving you and other passengers with an injury. Car accident can be very stressful. Knowing what to do can keep you calm, allowing you to think quickly and clearly. We
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Different types of accidents and injuries are more prevalent at different times of year. During the autumn, an assortment of unique factors combine to create the perfect storm, resulting in a sharp rise in injuries. In this blog, we explore some reasons behind this rise of certain accidents and offer some advice on how to
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The modern office workplace is often seen as a pretty safe place filled with desks, computers, and chairs. Few of us expect to be injured when we sit sipping our morning coffee. However, while office work tends to be free from serious hazards, it doesn’t necessarily mean it’s safe. Employers in Northern Ireland are required
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There are numerous distractions anytime we get behind the wheel. We’re all been tempted to talk with passengers or eat our breakfast in our cars. But while these distractions seem harmless, they can have serious consequences for you and your passengers. According to the PSNI, inattentive driving is the most common cause of a road traffic
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Accidents in shops happen every single day across Northern Ireland. Trip hazards, falling objects and even unsafe equipment have often led to serious injuries like broken bones, soft tissue injuries, and cuts that require medical attention. According to the Occupiers Liability Act 1957, business owners or managers have a legal duty to keep you safe while
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Bus accident injuries typically occur whenever a quick motion of the bus throws a passenger around the vehicle. Because of the lack of proper restraints, the injuries range from minor soft tissue injury to more serious broken bones. While thankfully bus accident are not frequent thanks to good training and adequate safety regulations, when they
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Employers have a duty to ensure the health, safety and welfare of their workers. However, some employers don’t take this duty seriously, ignoring safety procedures. This is one of the chief reasons why workplace accidents occur every day across Northern Ireland. While many incidents are minor, like a trip and fall, others can be extremely
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We’ve all heard our fair share of driving myths. While some myths seem ridiculous, others are a little more difficult to reject. With so many views floating around, is there a way to distinguish urban myths from the actual law? In this blog, we take a close look at some of the more common driving
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Clients have the option to be updated by their solicitor throughout the entire claim process. You can message us with answers or queries, sign documents and attach photographs to help speed up your case. You can learn more in our app guide.
Our claims calculator can give you an idea of how we value general damages awarded for pain suffering. However, compensation may also include special damages such as loss of earnings.
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