Accidents on the Underground – Facts and Figures
Accidents on the Underground have soared in recent years. In 2017 there were nearly 5000 recorded accidents involving passengers and visitors. Read article:
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Hearing Loss and Tinnitus to Nightclub, Bar and Music Venue Workers
Working within the nightclub and entertainment industry for a prolonged period can cause irreversible damage to someone’s hearing. Read article for more.
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Staff Spotlight – Abbie Keech: Solicitor and Managing Director
Recently our Managing Director, Abbie Keech, sat down to answer a few questions about an exciting time for herself and the team - the company's impending rebrand! Read the Q&A to find out what she had to say.
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Bullying and Harassment in the Workplace
Stress due to workload is one thing, but when it’s brought on by bullying and harassment it’s quite another matter. Read our article for more information.
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Accidents at Work: Is it a Claim Against your Employer, or is it a Criminal Injury?
When it comes to making a claim for personal injury, we can sometimes find that there is a crossover in respect of who was to blame. Read our article for more information.
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Top 3 Causes of Stress
Stress can find its way into our lives without us realising it. Here are the top 3 causes of stress, according to a Mental Health Foundation study.
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Stress – How it affects the body
Stress can affect your body in many ways, with one person experiencing it in a completely different manner to another. Read our article to learn more.
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Stress at Work – Prevention and Personal Wellbeing
Knowing that stress is at risk of taking hold is half the battle, the next step is addressing the problem by finding ways to limit the amount of stress you’re feeling at work. Check out our guide to prevention and promotion of personal wellbeing.
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Consequences Of Failing To Estate Plan
When I ask people whether they have a Will I often get the same responses, “I don’t have anything to give”, “I don’t have any children”, “I’ll do it when I’m older”, “I won’t be around to deal with it”. I can’t stress enough that anyone over the age of eighteen should start to think about estate planning.
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