New gaming regulations – a few considerations

For as long as we can remember, mankind has been entertaining himself in his free time in a whole variety of different ways. Fairly recently, however, how we spent our free time changed dramatically thanks to the invention of games consoles. Ever since the days of Pong, Frogger, Space Invaders, and other classics, we’ve found […]

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Optician negligence and the effect on your eyesight

Your eyes are one of your most important organs. When they’re damaged, you can suffer severe consequences. If the damage was the result of negligence on the part of an optician or optometrist, it is perhaps even more devastating than if it was the result of illness or an accident. When this type of medical […]

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What to do after a faulty product injury?

When a product – whether new or old – causes you a personal injury, you might understandably be confused about how it was allowed to happen. The UK was recently made aware of just how dangerous faulty products can be. When the new year began, Whirlpool began a nationwide recall of washing machines that had […]

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What’s new for employment law in 2020?

Many people expected there to be little or no change to employment law whilst the Government dealt with Brexit. It was thought that employment law would likely fall to the bottom of the legislative agenda whilst the Government dealt with the aftermath of the 2016 referendum. However, on 6 April 2020, several significant changes to […]

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How dangerous can an office accident really be?

When you think of an accident at work, you’re likely thinking of an environment such as a construction site or warehouse. And you’d be right to. These workplaces typically see a lot more accidents and injuries than the quiet and – often – dull office. But it can’t be denied – offices see accidents too. […]

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When GPs get it wrong

Our first port of call when we’re not well is usually our GP. And, in most cases, we’re treated effectively and sent on our way to recover. However, there are instances when GPs get it wrong. Medical negligence – and the resulting ill health and injuries – can be the result. How often do GPs […]

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How are the rules different when an accident happens abroad?

When you have an accident in the UK, you are typically entitled to justice – depending, of course, on the specific circumstances of the incident. For example, if it occurred in the last three years and it was caused by someone else’s negligence, you could make a personal injury claim. But how do the rules […]

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The decline of divorces in the UK

Divorce is ultimately the last step in the breakdown of a marriage. While it’s a stage no couple hopes to reach, unfortunately it can be the only remaining step to repairing the relationship, especially if children are involved. The process of a divorce can be a saddening and difficult for all parties, but it’s an […]

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How insolvency practitioners could actually save you from business debt

Each year, thousands of businesses in the UK face business insolvency. Insolvency means that you cannot afford to meet your financial obligations to your lenders before the debts are due. Insolvency can arise due to circumstances such as poor cash management, a reduction in cash flow due to an unforeseen expense, loss of business to […]

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Your rights as a passenger in an accident

When you’re a passenger involved in a car accident, you might not be aware of the rules around claiming compensation. It may not be as clear as the process would be for a driver. But the law is clear: if you’ve been hurt as a passenger in an accident that wasn’t your fault, you can […]

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