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Medical negligence leads to solicitor’s death

11th March 2010
It has been revealed that a 59-year-old solicitor has died due to medical negligence. The “extraordinary man” died due to professional negligence, a hospital trust accepted, due to a string of blunders. The patient, of Coopersale Common, Coopers...
Legal

Why you might need a notary

09th March 2010
As direct result of the Reformation in England, the passage of the 1533 Act, declared that all notary appointments were to be issued directly through the Court of Faculties – which is a branch to the office of the Archbishop of Canterbury. In England a...
Legal

Facebook – the marriage killer

05th March 2010
If you are hoping for a quick divorce then it is always best to stay on the good side of the person who you are hoping to get a divorce from. However, such advice comes far too late for some couples who have been changing their status and lifestyle app...
Legal

Worker dies after fork lift truck accident

03rd March 2010
It has been revealed that a male employee died in a work accident, after he was trapped under a forklift truck. The incident happened at a Shetland mussel farm at the weekend. As a result, celebrations at an Up-Helly-Aa festival on the northerly isl...
Legal

Injury lawyers urge extension on fire compensation claims

01st March 2010
It has been revealed that in Australia, the Transport Accident Commission has been urged by injury lawyers to extend is deadline on filing compensation claims related to the Black Saturday bushfires. The lawyers have asked the organisation to further i...
Legal

NHS service shells out for negligence claims

26th February 2010
It has been revealed that in 2009 medical negligence claims almost doubled in Grampian and Tayside health board. New data shows that compensation claims paid out cost NHS Grampian more than £4.28million in 2008-09. This has increased from £1.98millio...
Legal

Toyota stress as thousands of models are recalled

24th February 2010
It has been revealed that the popular car manufacturer Toyota is under immense pressure this month, after they had to recall thousands of cars due to braking failures. The company needs to bring in a massive number of cars across the globe, including 1...
Divorce

Quick 'no fault' divorces must be enforced

02nd February 2010
The current divorce system which allows one person to be blamed for a failed marriage is driving couples to court, three out of four professionals stated.They urged for the medieval fault-based law system to be reformed so that couples are free to end the...
Legal

Man dies after drowning at work

01st February 2010
It has been revealed that a man died in a serious work accident after drowning. The construction worker was killed after falling into an underground water tank, in a job that should have taken three people, but was carried out by just him. The inque...
Legal

Train crash leaves passengers with whiplash

25th January 2010
It has been revealed that five people have been taken to hospital after they received whiplash injury when being involved in a minor train crash. The individuals collided with another train at Exeter St David’s Station. The bumper-train incident happ...
Legal

Personal injury lawyer welcomes reformation

21st January 2010
It has been revealed that a personal injury lawyer from Sheffield, has welcomed Government moves to speed compensation payments to people who have suffered a work accident. Work and Pensions Minister Lord McKenzie said many employees did not receive th...
Legal

Police cautions' no good'

06th January 2010
Criminal injury claims may become less likely after Wearsiders caught with carrying lethal weapons, Class A drugs or sexually assaulting minors, were only punished with police cautions. It has been discovered that between November 2007 and October 2009...
Legal

New headrest that could prevent whiplash injuries

05th January 2010
Whiplash injuries among passengers and drivers who have been shunted from behind are a major cause of long-term health issues and, in some extreme cases, death. Faux whiplash claims from such incidents have also hit the insurance sector since the reces...
Legal

Thats when neighbours don't become good friends

24th December 2009
Whether it is rent arrears or disorderly conduct, housing authorities are hotting up on tenant eviction issues. The news comes after housing chiefs in Prestwich and Whitefield have been cracking down on tenants who bring suffering to their neighbours. 4...
Medical Malpractice

Plastic Surgery Blunders Rise

23rd December 2009
It appears that the face of plastic surgery is becoming ugly; this is because there is a worrying trend in rising medical negligence and botched surgeries taking place. The fear of a clinical error in this field is more likely when consumers travel abr...
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