By Gayle Kinsey in Personal Injury on Thursday 22 March 2012 @ 10:39
Earlier this month, I nearly became the first lawyer in the country (and possibly in Europe) to test out a piece of European legislation before a judge. I say nearly because the case settled just 30 minutes before the trial was due to start. The case concerned Mr X and Miss Y who were injured... read more
By Amanda Jones in Personal Injury on Monday 27 February 2012 @ 11:18
The recent coach crash near Rheims in France followed on from previous coach crashes involving British holidaymakers. Five years ago a party consisting of pupils, parents and teachers from Kingsland Grange School in Shrewsbury were being transported by coach from the French Alps ski resort of... 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 Kate Baker in Personal Injury on Friday 14 October 2011 @ 10:31
The Ministry of Justice have decided to have a stamp down on referral fees in personal injury claims. Referral fees for a personal injury case or leads have been paid to Insurance Companies and Claims Management Companies for many years. This comes as good news, particularly for consumers, but... read more
By Stephen Scully in Motoring Offences on Wednesday 7 September 2011 @ 13:36
In a recent survey by Direct Line Insurance, drivers have revealed that they frequently ‘run’ red traffic lights.Research suggests that motorists drive through approximately 12 million red lights every month which averages out to 278 per minute!The Director of Motor Underwriting at Direct Line,... read more
