Fundamental Dishonesty & Fraudulent Claims
09
Mar - 2023
Personal Injury Solicitor Molly Evans discusses fundamental dishonesty and the consequences that may come from making fraudulent personal injury claims in her latest blog...
Injury Prevention Week 2022
23
Jun - 2022
To mark Injury Prevention Week, Personal Injury Solicitor Natasha Layton discusses the use of e-scooters and how these can result...
Changes To The Highway Code - What Does It Mean To You?
21
Feb - 2022
In her latest Timms blog, Personal Injury expert, Haley Archibald discusses the changes to the Highway Code and what this means to you...
Making A Claim Against An Employer Following An Accident At Work
21
Dec - 2021
"Making A Claim Against An Employer Following An Accident At Work ", Timms Personal Injury Solicitor, Natasha Layton discusses in...
Whiplash Injury Regulations 2021
07
Jun - 2021
In her latest blog Personal Injury Solicitor, Natasha Layton, discusses the new whiplash injury regulations that came into force on the 31st May 2021.
Automated Vehicle Technology & Future Road Traffic Accident Claims
22
Sep - 2020
In her latest blog, Personal Injury Solicitor Natasha Layton, discusses new vehicle technology, driverless cars and who is to blame should there be a road traffic accident....
How Is My Personal Injury Claim Valued?
24
Jun - 2020
In her latest blog, Personal Injury Solicitor Natasha Layton discusses how personal injury claims are valued and answers some frequently asked questions....
Injury Prevention Day
20
Aug - 2019
Every year on the third Wednesday in August The Association for Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) launches a campaign called the Injury Prevention Day...
Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome: Are You at Risk?
21
May - 2019
Vibration White Finger (VWF) or as otherwise known, Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS), is a secondary form of Raynaud's disease caused by prolonged use of vibrating hand tools or machinery. The condition is usually developed over a period of time and the symptoms can be both vascular and neurological.
Top Tips on Staying Safe at Christmas...
10
Dec - 2018
According to the NHS, more than 80,000 people a year need medical attention for injuries relating to Christmas trees, decorations, presents, slips and falls in and outside of the home, alcohol and Christmas dinners.
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