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Assault at Work

What is an Assault? An assault is defined as 'An intentional act by one person that creates an apprehension in another of an imminent harmful or offensive contact.' An assault is carried out by a …

Bullying and Harassment at Work

Many employees experience unpleasant treatment at work at the hands of their managers and fellow colleagues at some time during their working career. Sometimes this activity deeply affects individuals…

Delay in Diagnosis

A late diagnosis takes place when a medical professional manages to identify your condition, but does so following an unnecessary delay. A late diagnosis takes place when a medical professional manag…

Diminution

What is Vehicle Diminution? Vehicle Diminution refers to the loss in value of a motor vehicle after it has been involved in a Road Traffic Accident. In effect, it is the loss in market value of your …

Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI)

What is Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI)? Quick Enquiries: Click Here to call 0113 200 9787 This serves as a convenient umbrella term for examining a number of different medical conditions. Anothe…

Testicular Cancer

What is Testicular Cancer? Testicular cancer is a cancer that can form in one or both testicles. The testicles are part of the male reproductive system - their main role is to produce the male hormon…

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The ‘most prolific rapist in British legal history’ jailed for life for 159 sexual offences

Reynhard Sinaga, 36, was found guilty on Monday 6th January of 159 sex offences (including 136 rape charges). He was told by the judge that he will “never be safe to be released”. Sinaga was …

Five Prostate Cancer Facts

Prostate cancer affects 47,500 UK men in the UK every year, yet still it remains a condition that many feel embarrassed or unwilling to speak about and confront. As with all aggressive illnesses, ear…

£193,000 Inheritance Payment Transfer Error

The BBC shared a story over the weekend about a case where a pensioner gave his solicitor an incorrect bank sort code when he was due to receive a £193,000 inheritance payout. The incorrect payee re…