15th October 2008
Anyone, whether professional, semi professional or amateur can suffer from a sporting injury and make a claim for compensation as long as the injury was caused due to negligence and someone else was to blame for the accident.
Anyone who plays a sport ...
14th October 2008
The fact that 2.2 million people work in Britain’s construction sector makes it the country’s biggest industry but it is also one of the most dangerous as in the last 25 years over 2,800 people have died from injuries they have received as a result of...
14th October 2008
As we all know our body is made up of numerous bones, three of which can be found within our arms, these three bones are the humerus, radius and ulna. As well as these bones your arm is also made up of muscles, joints and tendons as well as connective tis...
14th October 2008
Road traffic accidents can have terrible consequences for the victims involved; the personal injuries that you can gain from a road traffic accident can have devastating effects on your life but the most common injury that you will likely gain from a road...
14th October 2008
It has been said that every year in the UK alone over one million people end up visiting hospital with a head injury and out of this one million about 135,000 will have to be admitted into hospital due to the severity of their injuries. Severe head injuri...
13th October 2008
Back injuries can be a severe form of personal injury that could leave you suffering for months or even years to come.
There are numerous ways that you could end up suffering from a back injury but some of the main ways are through trauma. Trauma to y...
13th October 2008
Your holiday is all about resting, relaxing and getting away from it all; for most of us it is the highlight of our year so the last thing that we expect to happen is to be suffering from a personal injury whilst on holiday. Sadly personal injury accident...
13th October 2008
The neck is one place on our body that is very susceptible to injury and any injury or damage to the neck; in particular the spine, can disrupt the nerve signals to the rest of the body. This can lead to loss of feeling, numbness, and in the most serious ...
13th October 2008
Knee injuries are very common as the knee joint is a very complex one. Suffering a knee injury could leave you with damage to your bones but you are more likely to end up suffering soft tissue damage such as torn ligaments.
Some of the most common inj...
13th October 2008
Suffering from a leg injury can often be complex in nature and end up having a huge impact on your lifestyle, which could mean that simple tasks such as walking or shopping can become a challenge; it can have a major impact on people who enjoy an active o...
13th October 2008
We often take the movement that our wrists give us for granted but when you think about it without the use of our wrists we wouldn’t be able to move our hands, so if you injured your wrist it could potentially cause you a lot of problems.
Your wrist...
13th October 2008
Becoming a victim of a slip, trip or fall accident is an extremely common occurrence and most of us will end up suffering a slip, trip or fall accident at some point in our life.
In many of the instances when we slip or trip whilst out it is simply du...
13th October 2008
After an accident that was due to the negligence of another person you may be thinking about making a claim for compensation; if this is the case then you may be wondering about the amount of compensation that you will be awarded if your case for compensa...
13th October 2008
It is estimated that about 2.5 million people in the UK sustain accidental injury every year through accidents such as a road traffic accident, workplace or public place accident as well as a slip, trip or fall.
Sustaining a personal injury, which was...
13th October 2008
When it comes to our hair we all have those dreaded bad hair days when the only solution left open to us is to shove a hat on and be done with it! Well thanks to the latest trend, brought to us directly from Brazil, these days are becoming a thing of the ...
