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Pedestrian Deaths Caused By Cyclists
President of The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers, Brett Dixon, informed regional newspapers about the number of pedestrian deaths caused by cyclists.
Find out moreThe Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority’s Role In Supporting Victims Of Terrorism
In official figures released earlier this year, terror-related arrests hit all-time high in Britain. Animal Attack Case Study. CICA Terror Victim Support.
Find out moreI’m The Victim Of An Animal Attack…Get Meow-t Of Here!
For an animal attack victim to receive compensation, it must be proven that the animal was “deliberately used to inflict injury”. Animal Attack Case Study.
Find out moreThe CICA Practice of ‘Victim-Blaming’
Since its inauguration in 1964, the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA) has paid out over £3BN in compensation. CICA Progress Report.
Find out moreCriminal Injury Compensation Authority (CICA) – Progress Report
Since its inauguration in 1964, the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA) has paid out over £3BN in compensation. CICA Progress Report.
Find out morePet Legacies – Providing For Your Pet After Your Death
Pet Legacies. Have you thought about what would happen to your pet in the event it outlived you?. Read our article to learn about Pet Legacies:
Find out moreDiscrimination and the Equality Act
Discrimination and the Equality Act make it into the news again - we discuss the case of an Essex council. Read full story:
Find out moreAccidents Caused By Tailgating
All over the news today is Highways England's latest report, which reveals that 1 in 8 of all road casualties are caused by tailgating. Read full story:
Find out moreThe Importance of Wills: Jimi Hendrix – September 1970
Jimi Hendrix died at the young age of 27 on 18 September 1970. He did not have a Will. Following his death, there have been and continue to be numerous lawsuits regarding his estate. Read article:
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