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Oakwood Solicitors Responds to the PM Law Group Closure
Navigating the PM Law Group closure: Oakwood Solicitors supplies essential information for displaced staff and clients seeking to protect their ongoing legal matters. At Oakwood Solicitors, we are deeply saddened by the news regarding the sudden closure of the PM Law Group and its many subsidiary firms across the country. The reports emerging…
Find out morePSC Urges Parliament Act on TVT and Sodium Valproate Victims
England’s Patient Safety Commissioner (PSC), Dr. Henrietta Hughes, is pressing Parliament to provide urgent financial assistance to individuals and families devastated by the Sodium Valproate and Pelvic Mesh scandals. What is Sodium Valproate? Sodium valproate is a medication effective in treating conditions like epilepsy and bipolar disorder. However, if taken during pregnancy, it…
Find out moreHartlepool Business fined £26K After Workers Exposed to Radiation
Mistras Group Limited, a multi-national company initially based in Hartlepool, has been fined £26,000 after a 69-year-old man had received a dose of ionising radiation more than the legal limits. What is ionising radiation? Ionising radiation plays a vital role in various industries, including energy production, manufacturing, medicine, and research, offering significant benefits…
Find out moreNHS Launches ‘Veterans ED Care Packs’ for Men’s Mental Health Week
Men’s Mental Health Awareness Week, from June 9th to 15th, encourages service members and civilians to discuss their experiences and the support networks they need to prioritise their mental health. In recognition of this week, NHS Trust’s Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals are introducing ‘Veterans ED Care Packs’ to address the psychological impact…
Find out moreNottingham Attack Survivors Speak Up: Psychiatric Injury & Personal Injury Claims Explained
On 13 June 2023, Wayne Birkett, Sharon Miller, and Marcin Gawronski were victims of the Nottingham van attack driven by Valdo Calocane, causing serious injuries to the three pedestrians. Only one hour before the van attack, Calocane had fatally stabbed 19-year-old Barnaby Webber, Grace O’Malley-Kumar, and 65-year-old Ian Coates. Birkett and Miller have shared…
Find out moreNo Falls Week: Bradford builder sentenced after fatal fall of asylum seeker
The No Falls Foundation, a UK-based charity, is launching its annual No Falls Week campaign to promote safety working at heights. The foundation is dedicated to preventing falls from heights and helping those affected by life-changing consequences, as the most frequent cause of fatal accidents involving construction workers continues to be working from heights.…
Find out moreMilitary bomb disposal officer blames explosives for his bladder cancer
David Young, a former staff sergeant in the British Army during the 1970s, has revealed that exposure to hazardous explosives during his service led to his bladder cancer diagnosis. He claims that he handled highly toxic materials, including nitrobenzene, without proper personal protective equipment (PPE), significantly increasing his cancer risk. The extent…
Find out moreStaff Spotlight – Paul McMullan
In our Staff Spotlight series, we take a look at key members of our team and find out about their area of expertise. Today we meet Paul McMullan, one of our senior Personal Injury Paralegals. Paul has taken the time to answer some commonly-asked questions regarding personal injury during military service, including how long…
Find out moreWarning over ‘dangerous’ faulty items this Christmas
As Christmas morning comes and wrapping paper is ripped to reveal new shiny toys and presents, the last thing on your mind is sustaining an injury from your new prized possession. But, the huge influx of new electrical items, children’s toys and speciality food items could increase the risk of a faulty product causing…
Find out moreFarming business fined after grandmother died in cow attack
A farming business has been fined after a walker died after being attacked by a cow, in front of her two grandchildren. Marian Clode, 61, was on a family walk on 3 April 2016 when the attack happened on a public bridleway in Northumberland. She died in hospital three days later. The family had…
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