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    VE Day 80th Anniversary: Military Legal Claims

    As we mark 80 years since Victory in Europe, it is important to remember and honour the courage, resilience, and sacrifice of all those who served.   Celebrating the spirit of unity and hope that emerged from those challenging times. Serving in the military involves honourable and challenging roles with risks, but understanding legal matters…

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    What is Vibration White Finger and how is it related to Ajax tanks?

    Vibration White Finger Syndrome is a term used when secondary Raynaud’s has been caused by vibration.   This typically happens to people who extensively use certain types of vibrating tools, such as: Sanders, grinders, and disc cutters Hammer drills Chainsaws, hedge trimmers and power mowers     Any vibrating tool that causes tingling or numbness…

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    Guide to Military Injury Claims for Compensation

    Serving in the military is an honourable and often challenging role, carrying with it risks that can sometimes result in injury or illness.   If you have been harmed while serving in the armed forces, you may be entitled to compensation through military legal claims. This guide provides an overview of the types of claims…

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