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Nobody likes the thought of it, but unfortunately, road traffic accidents do happen.
Repetitive strain injuries or RSIs are becoming more and more common in the workplace and have the potential to cause both mild as well as debilitating pain.
Suffering a personal injury whether at work or otherwise has the potential to change your life and the lives of your loved ones forever, but what are the most dangerous jobs in the UK?
Our team have delved into the research and statistics surrounding workplace injuries in order to create the infographic below. Does your job feature on this list?
Having worked alongside members of 18 Saint John Street Chambers to develop our knowledge surrounding Escooters and E-bikes, we’ve created this blog to help you stay up to date with the latest laws and regulations in this area.
A workplace injury can result in extended periods where an injured party may be out of work and this can have a big impact on the life of the person involved as well as their family. Businesses also need to be aware of their responsibilities according to the Occupiers’ Liability Act 1984.
Some Occupiers’ Liability claims for compensation can be difficult and time-consuming, whilst others may be settled much quicker.
This workplace injuries infographic highlights how devastating such injuries can be for employees and employers alike.
The legal system in England and Wales can be extremely complex at times and as a result, the layperson can be excused for believing some of the common personal injury myths and rumours that surround personal injury claims.
Bonfire night is one of those nights where weather permitting, thousands of people across the UK wrap up warm, and stare at the night sky, enjoying a fireworks extravaganza either at an organised event or in their back gardens.
The UK is experiencing one of its hottest summers in living memory and parks and gardens are full of people looking to make the most of the summer sun. Whilst the sunny weather can be the perfect time to relax and unwind, for some, it can spell disaster.
This website privacy notice sets out how Thorneycroft Solicitors uses and protects any information that you give Thorneycroft Solicitors when you use this website.
Thorneycroft Solicitors is committed to ensuring that your privacy is protected. Should we ask you to provide certain information by which you can be identified when using this website, then you can be assured that it will only be used in accordance with this privacy statement.
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