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One of the most challenging hurdles in a personal injury claim is proving who is at fault for causing the accident. Road traffic accidents are common causes of injuries. Recollections of version of ev...

Clients will often ask why is it necessary to provide access to my medical records? Quite rightly so, as an individual’s records include sensitive and personal information. Once a claimant has sa...

It is well known that early intensive rehabilitation after a serious injury maximises a patient’s recovery. My client’s will often ask me whether they are entitled to private medical treatment as...

The consequences of being involved in an accident can be devastating. Not only does an individual have to deal with the physical pain and mental trauma, but the long-term implications can also often h...

Last week was Child Safety Week (6th June to 12th June 2022). Child Safety Week is an annual national campaign delivered by the Child Accident Prevention Trust (CAPT) which they intend to act as a cat...

The weather is noticeably improving as the Spring sunshine is upon us. People will quite rightly want to enjoy the outdoors. Naturally there will be an increased number of cyclists out on the roads....

Gul v McDonagh [2021] EWCA Civ 1503 - https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Gul-v-McDonagh-judgment.pdf   On 19 October 2021, the Court of Appeal handed down judgment in Gul....

Sunday 5th September was Spinal Cord Injury Day. Spinal cord injuries (SCI) and paralysis can have devastating physical, mental, social, sexual and vocational consequences for the injured. This type o...