Motorcycle riders are 30 times more likely to suffer severe or fatal injuries in a road traffic accident than car drivers. Head of Personal Injury, Natasha Burnett, discusses the main causes and most common injuries of motorcycle accidents in her latest blog...
When safety protocols are overlooked or negligence occurs, the consequences can be devastating, leading to serious injuries or even fatalities. Personal Injury Solicitor, Natasha Burnett, highlights specific risks associated with construction site accidents, providing valuable information for those who have been affected...
Many of us have noticed a big increase in our motor insurance premiums in the last few years, despite not making any significant changes to the policy or even making any claims. So why is the cost of our car insurance still going up?...
As we enter the month of August, we are reminded to remember those who have been killed or injured on our roads. Organised by Charity RoadPeace, August is marked as National Road Victim month.
On 28 April every year, the International Labour Organisation continues to promote safe working practices for 'World Day for Safety and Health at Work 2024'.
February is Raynaud’s Awareness month and Personal Injury Solicitor, Natasha Layton, looks at the causes and symptoms of the disease. Ten million people in the UK suffer with Raynaud’s disease, but what is it?
Every day five people die on UK roads. Road Safety Week is Brake's biggest road safety campaign. Every year, thousands of communities get involved to share important road safety messages, remember people affected by road death and injury, and raise funds to help Brake care for more road victims and campaign for safe roads for everyone.
To mark Injury Prevention Week, Personal Injury Solicitor Natasha Layton discusses the use of e-scooters and how these can result...
"Making A Claim Against An Employer Following An Accident At Work ", Timms Personal Injury Solicitor, Natasha Layton discusses in...
In her latest blog Personal Injury Solicitor, Natasha Layton, discusses the new whiplash injury regulations that came into force on the 31st May 2021.
