Clinical Negligence & Personal Injury

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. Road Traffic Accidents National road victim month began after the tragic death of Princess Diana on 31st August 1997, which was […]

We hear about accidents on the road through the media almost every day but we are less likely to hear of the aftermath. Timms Personal Injury Solicitor, Molly Evans, discusses what happens after a fatal road traffic accident in her most recent blog… Following the tragic car crash which recently took place at a Wimbledon […]

The prospect of bringing a claim for clinical negligence can be intimidating but with the right advice and assistance from a specialist solicitor at the outset, the process is much less daunting. Should I Pursue A Claim For Clinical Negligence? If you feel you have suffered harm as a result of medical treatment you may […]

For Injury Awareness Week, Trainee Solicitor Molly Evans answers your top three FAQs when making a personal injury claim, including ‘How much compensation will I get?’ and ‘How long does it take to settle?’… According to YouGov, it is believed that on average 30,000 people a week are injured as a result of negligence in […]

‘How Is A Clinical Negligence Case Funded?’ Trainee Solicitor Molly Evans gives an insight into this commonly asked question in her most recent blog … Clinical Negligence cases can be funded in several ways and the funding options often depend on the circumstances of the case. Here we discuss one of the most common methods […]

In her latest blog, Trainee Solicitor Molly Evans,  discusses what ‘Action For Brain Injury Week’ is and what we can do to help and suport you… What Is Action For Brain Injury Awareness Week? This awareness week was established by the charity Headway in 2010. The annual event has become a very important date in […]

The 28th April marks the International Labour Organisation’s (ILO) World Day for Safety and Health at Work, which aims to promote safe working practices around the world. First upheld in 2003, the aim of the yearly campaign is to highlight that all workers should be afforded protection from illness, injuries and disease resulting from their […]

In her latest blog, Trainee Solicitor Molly Evans discusses ‘What Are Never Events?’ and what you need to do to claim… The overwhelming majority of procedures carried out by the NHS are performed safely and correctly. However, a ‘Never Event’ is defined by the NHS as a serious incident that causes harm to a patient, […]

Trainee Solicitor Molly Evans discusses fundamental dishonesty and the consequences that may come from making fraudulent personal injury claims in her latest blog… Does It Matter If I Exaggerate My injuries In A Personal Injury Claim? Very often in personal injury cases, emotions such as anger, grief, confusion, misunderstanding, or even an unconscious tendency to […]

In her latest blog, Trainee Solicitor Molly Evans, discusses what limitation periods are and how they impact a Personal Injury claim… The Limitation Act 1980 states that you normally have to make a personal injury claim within three years of the date of the accident, or the date of diagnosis for your illness. This time […]