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A Guide to Secondary Victim Claims

When we hear about an accident, we often think of the person who was directly involved, the primary victim. But what about the people who weren’t physically hurt but were there to witness the traumatic event?   These individuals are known as secondary victims, and under specific circumstances, they may be able to claim compensation…

Equality for Workers Union Podcast – Workplace Accident Claims

Alex Singleton, a Paralegal and key member of our Employers’ and Public Liability team, was recently asked to make a guest appearance on the Equality for Workers Union (EFWU) Podcast to answer some questions about accident in the workplace claims.   Here are some excerpts from the full podcast, including quotes from Alex. We hope…

What is a “No Win, No Fee” Agreement?

If you’re considering a compensation claim but are worried about the financial risk. A no-win, no-fee agreement, also known as a Conditional Fee Agreement, can offer a solution.     This type of legal arrangement allows you to pursue a claim without paying any solicitors’ fees upfront. The core principle is simple: you only pay…

Comprehensive Guide to Deafblind Awareness

Deafblind Awareness Week, held annually from June 23rd to 29th, is a significant event aimed at raising awareness about the impact of deaf blindness on veterans and civilians.   The National Deaf Blind Helpers League was established in 1928 by a small group of deafblind individuals and their families, later changing its name to Deafblind…

Guide to Military Musculoskeletal Injury Claims

The Women’s Engineering Society (WES) commemorates its 12th anniversary on June 23rd, 2025, for International Women in Engineering Day (INWED).   The platform aims to highlight the under-representation of women engineers globally, with only 16.5% of UK engineers being women in 2021. It promotes gender diversity in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields and…

Veterans’ Loneliness Awareness Week: Rebuilding Lives, Ending Isolation

Loneliness Awareness Week, hosted by Marmalade Trust, from 9th to 15th June. Aims to reduce stigma around the natural human emotion.   The UK Government plans to implement practical, cost-effective recommendations to address systemic issues and rehabilitation of life for those affected by loneliness. Highlighting the urgent need for increased awareness and support for UK…

PTSD Awareness Month 2025: Military Personal Injury Claims

PTSD Awareness Month, held annually in June, aims to raise awareness and understanding about Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, a severe mental health condition resulting from traumatic events.   To help people recover from PTSD and Complex PTSD (C-PTSD), the charity PTSD UK is leading this effort and provides trustworthy, easily comprehensible material.  Fostering a community where…

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…

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…

Slips and Trips: Keeping safe at work in winter weather

As the nights draw in early and the temperature starts to plummet, it is crucial that workers and employees take extra care while carrying out their jobs.   According to the Health and Safety Executive, slip and trip accidents increase during the Autumn and Winter season for a number of reasons: there is less daylight,…