Articles, tagged with "claimant", page 1
01st February 2012
2012 is shaping to be a difficult year for both the public and private sectors in the UK. When the economic climate is this bleak everybody suffers, and no one can look at their job and say with certainty it is 100% safe.
The best we can do is take mea...
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Author:
David Lakins
24th January 2012
Making claims after an accident is a tedious and painstaking process and you will have to take help from a group of legal professionals to ease your troubles. Encino in California is one of the most popular destinations for outdoor and adventurous activit...
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Author:
Robert Reeves
20th January 2012
In regards to court proceedings particularly with regard to litigation a legal document called a bill of costs will be prepared for the case and this will ultimately be paid between the defendant and claimant, either partly or fully depending on the outco...
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Author:
Lauren Laverne
30th December 2011
The twin ideas of negligence and a duty of care, and their legal definitions, are inextricably linked and both fall within the area of law known as tort law. This article aims to give a brief introduction to this area of law without delving too deep into ...
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Author:
StuMitchellmw
19th December 2011
Lost money has been one of the biggest concerns that the states are dealing with recently. The lack of proper resources in order to return the money has been a much greater issue than one can imagine. The states have been employing different mediums in ma...
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Author:
cashunclaimed10
15th December 2011
Personal injurys and accidents are a regular thing. Even if you take the strictest safety measures, nothing at all will prepare you when accidents decide to strike. But the worst thing is when the accident is not your fault. When you are affected by an a...
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Author:
anton
09th December 2011
For many people, there is an expectation that the sum of compensation received in personal injury cases is for the court to decide. But while the final sum is awarded by a court, or an offer made by the defendant in an out of court settlement, the actual ...
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Author:
Sarah Shore
06th December 2011
In the past, the whole topic of injury claims was accompanied by some criticism. But with the arrival of conditional fees and agreements, such as the well known no win no fee, solicitors are recovering from the damage sustained through earlier decades of ...
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Author:
Sarah Shore
05th December 2011
Unless you’re a solicitor, the arrival of an ET1 (tribunal claim) does tend to cast a gloom over the morning ….Employment tribunal claims have risen considerably in recent years. In the current climate contractual variations and redundancy dismissals are ...
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Author:
KateRussell
05th December 2011
For years now insurance companies have blamed 'ambulance chasing' lawyers for the so called 'compensation culture'. It is therefore very refreshing to have recent press reports reveal to the public that rather than lawyers pushing people to make claims fo...
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Author:
Richard Godden
01st December 2011
It is tempting to believe that injuries sustained after accidents at work are certain to reap compensation awards. But it is a mistake to jump so readily to that conclusion. As with everything to do with law and regulations, there are definite conditions ...
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Author:
Sarah Shore
24th November 2011
There are many questions raised when it comes to making a whiplash personal injury claim, and whiplash solicitors have heard all of them. Often it's the same questions people ask each time, and so in order to help anyone who may be considering making a wh...
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Author:
Justin Arnold
24th November 2011
The only way to seek justice and successfully traverse the legal maze one encounters in the legal system is to find a company that operates on sound principles involving top notch client care and support. The best court services can only be provided by a ...
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Author:
Same Dean
23rd November 2011
When filing for Social Security Disability (SSD), one of the largest factors that your claim depends on is your medical records; in general, if you have no record that you've been taking medications or been to a doctor in the past year, your benefits will...
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Author:
sarahsimmons
18th November 2011
The Defense Base Act provides workers' compensation coverage for employees of defense contractors working outside the continental United States. In recent years, there have been thousands of injured DBA workers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. This ar...
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Author:
William Turley
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