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Employee awarded £470,000 in compensation following dismissal for using offensive language
26 Jan 2024The Employment Tribunal has awarded compensation to an employee who was unfairly dismissed and discriminated against due to circumstances arising from his disability.
Executors beware! Rising concerns over misappropriated assets
08 Jan 2024Cases concerning the financial abuse of susceptible individuals are rising in an ageing population and it can be difficult to prevent this from happening to a family member or friend.
Can a Successful Personal Injury Compensation Claim Be Made Against the Employer of an Employee Who Injures Somebody?
20 Oct 2022The answer is 'yes' - but it depends on the circumstances.
Can a Personal Injury Compensation Claim Be Made Against the Employer of an Individual Who Injures a Customer?
12 Sept 2022The answer to this question is yes - but it depends on the circumstances. There has been much legal case law in this area. One such case was Mr Mohamud v WM Morrisons Supermarkets Plc.
Where There's Blame There's a Claim - Isn't There?
03 May 2022You have all probably seen the adverts - 'If you’ve had an accident that wasn’t your fault, it is your right to claim'. Whilst that statement is not wrong, just because you have a right to claim, it does not mean you have a right to win.
What Are the Exceptions to the New Whiplash Reform?
13 Apr 2022The new changes are designed for injured parties to bring the claim themselves via an online portal without needing legal representation. This includes claims where liability is in dispute.
