By Lara Stephen in Charity and Fundraising on Thursday 26 January 2012 @ 11:49
On 23 May 2012 I will be doing a charity skydive in aid of Help for Heroes at the Airfield Camp, Netheravon, Wiltshire. Some time ago, I wrote to an old friend (a Royal Marine) who was at the time serving in Afghanistan. The day after he received my letter, he was injured in an IED explosion... read more
By Karen Clarke in Personal Injury on Tuesday 24 January 2012 @ 10:34
The subject of dangerous dogs is featuring heavily in the news at the moment, and there is a continuing problem of dangerous and illegal dogs in the West Midlands.Although the majority of dog owners are responsible and care for their animals, sadly certain individuals choose particular breeds... read more
By Karen Clarke in Personal Injury on Tuesday 17 January 2012 @ 11:46
With the advancement in technology, marvellous devices such as the Ipod allow people to listen to music wherever they may be, but at what price? Recent studies have shown an increase in accidents involving pedestrians because of the use of such devices. Accidents where pedestrians... read more
By Paula Nash in Clinical Negligence on Friday 13 January 2012 @ 16:09
We learned recently of yet further warnings of serious injury associated with the use of botox for cosmetic purposes. Research suggests that Botulinum cosmetics products may cause brain damage. This contradicts earlier findings about using botulinum neurotoxins for cosmetic purposes. ... read more
By Gary Sans in Debt Recovery on Thursday 8 December 2011 @ 09:46
Everyone knows that Christmas can be stressful, and especially so from a financial point of view. In the current tough times, many people may be worrying about finding the money to buy presents and go the extra mile with additional food and drink. As a result, this can lead to... read more
