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Case Studies
Mrs K was a passenger in a vehicle being driven by her husband. Whilst stationary at traffic lights the car was hit in the rear.
We sent a detailed letter of claim to the other driver’s insurers, as a result of which they accepted liability for the accident.
Mrs K injured her right shoulder, neck and lower back. She went to hospital and had 2 weeks off work. Unfortunately, her...
We were initially instructed by Mrs M who had been involved in a road traffic accident. She had suffered serious injuries. When we discussed the circumstances of the accident and its aftermath with her it became clear that her husband was also severely affected by it, even though he was not involved in the accident itself.
Mr M had been telephoned by the Police shortly after the accident. ...
Our client was severely injured in a serious road traffic accident. She was travelling to work when she was involved in a head on collision. The Police were called to the scene where she was immediately taken to Hospital.
Our client had numerous injuries. She suffered a head injury, seat belt bruising to her chest, an open fracture to her left tibia and fibia in her lower leg, a...
Mrs W was injured when she hit her head on an unguarded spike at her place of work. The spike was there because her work equipment had changed and the housing for the previous equipment had been left in place. She suffered a deep cut to her scalp.
A detailed letter of claim was sent to the employer, as a result of which liability was admitted.
We obtained specialist medical evidence from a...
Mrs K had an accident while attending a concert at the Nottingham Trent FM Arena.
As she made her way down to her seat, the toe of her shoe became stuck in the protective strip on the edge of a step, causing her to lose her balance, trip and fall forwards.
She put out her left arm to break her fall and suffered a fractured left wrist.
We sent a detailed letter of claim to the Arena. As a result,...
Mrs W tripped and fell in Marks & Spencer’s store in Dover, as an empty basket stand had been positioned close to the main entrance and exit to the store.
Our client, who was 81 years old at the time of the accident, had a cut to her right leg which needed 12 stitches as well as soft tissue injuries to her right hip, right hand and right shoulder.
We sent a detailed letter of claim to...
Mr S, who was known by his employers to be an epileptic, suffered an epileptic seizure whilst at work and fell onto an unguarded electric fire. As a result, he suffered very serious burns to his left hand, thigh and groin.
He required two operations for skin grafts, and had to have his thumb, index and middle fingers wholly or partly amputated. He was left with poor functioning of his left...
Our client, a 7 year old boy, was a rear seat passenger in a vehicle driven by his father. They were hit from behind and pushed into the vehicle infront.
Our client, who was severely autistic, occasionally suffered form epileptic fits. He was in immediate shock after the accident. He did not speak and suffered a seizure that night.
Over the next six weeks there was an increase in the number of...
Our client was driving to work, along a narrow country lane in Dorset. As she neared a bend she was confronted by a bus, travelling towards her and over the centre of the road.
She braked hard but due to the high banks on either side of the road, she was unable to take evasive action and collided with the bus. The bus was speeding and the force of the collision was sufficient to cause our...
Our client was a 22 year old woman. She was involved in a particularly frightening accident on the M1.
She was driving along the slip road intending to join the M1 northbound, with her young son in the car. There were 3 lorries in the inside lane. The middle of the three lorries pulled across into the centre lane, seemingly to let our client filter in, which she did.
Suddenly,...
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