Year: 2020
Neck injury and the resulting impact
A neck injury is one of the most serious and traumatic injuries it’s possible to suffer. It can result in life-changing or long-term damage. Neck injuries are different to the pain or discomfort you might experience as a result of tension – such as from sitting in a certain position for too long. Acute neck […]
How property solicitors can legally advertise purchase and mortgage services
As a lawyer or solicitor operating in the UK, you’ll be aware of rules on how you can promote yourself. For many years, any form of advertising was looked down upon and in some cases, prohibited. But in 2020, things have changed. What are the rules on advertising? In 2019, the SRA enacted a new provision […]
Making a claim as a car passenger
Suffering an injury in road traffic accident is a traumatic experience at the best of times. But when you are a passenger in a car and you are injured because of the driver’s negligence, it can be even more difficult to come to terms with. It’s a common misconception that passengers aren’t able to get […]
Finders International up for two awards
Finders International, a global probate genealogy company that traces missing heirs to estates, properties and assets, has been shortlisted for the Best Use of Marketing and Social Media and Probate Research Firm of the Year at the British Wills and Probate Awards. “Outstanding contributions.” Karen Babington, the Director of the Practical Vision Network that runs […]
When good advice turns bad: finding a reputable lawyer
Navigating legal issues can be a tricky, and at times nerve-wracking, experience. Legal experts like lawyers and mediators are among the most trusted professionals in the country, and the majority of the time help to protect the public from injustice. However, as with any industry, the quality of service provided can vary hugely from lawyer […]
Employment experts predict whistleblower boom
As the national lockdown is eased and millions of Brits ditch home offices for communal workspaces, health and employment experts are voicing concern over the lack of protection in place for vulnerable employees. Under current guidance, all employees able to work from home should do so. But from August 1, employers will be able to […]
What do I do if I have suffered a medical misdiagnosis?
Getting the news that you have a serious illness like cancer or heart disease is a devastating blow at the best of times. But when this diagnosis is delayed, and your condition has got worse as a result, the news will be even harder to bear. If you have suffered a misdiagnosis then you may […]
Fatalities at work fall, but how can accidents be avoided?
According to work accident specialists First4Lawyers, a total of 111 workers died in the UK last year in an accident at work, according to the latest figures from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). The figures represent a decrease of 38 from the previous year and is the lowest annual number on record. The HSE […]
No-fault divorce
The recent proposition for a no-fault divorce seeks to make the dissolution of a marriage simpler by removing the need to assign blame.
Lessons learned from remote personal injury hearings in Ireland
COVID-19 has moved a lot of things formerly that were formerly conducted in person onto the internet. While many transitional moves to the web were inevitable, it greatly accelerated the process. In Ireland, courts have been developing technology to facilitate hearings by making them remote. This process has been significantly changed by the pandemic and […]
