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…
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Company Fined 40k for Failing to Protect Employees From Wood Dust Exposure
Nat Pal Ltd, a woodworking supplier based in Fakenham, has been fined £40,000 after Health and Safety Executive (HSE) inspection found serious breaches in protecting workers from hazardous wood dust exposure – a known cause of asthma and nose cancer. Nat Pal Ltd’s HSE violations explained The inspection revealed major failings in the…
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Unwritten Wills Fuel Family Feuds: Intestacy Hits Five-Year High
The Ministry of Justice reports a 17% increase in probate disputes, with over 51,140 estates in the last year, reaching a five-year high. Indicating a growing risk of potential feuds over inheritances. In cases where a person dies without a will and owns valuable assets, the court typically issues a ‘grant of letters of…
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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…
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Silicosarcoidosis: New Occupational Lung Disease Linked to Silica Exposure
Researchers at National Jewish Health and partners in Colorado, Illinois, Taiwan, and Israel have added the new term ‘Silicosarcoidosis’ to the medical language. The term refers to patients showing characteristics of silicosis and sarcoidosis, severe pulmonary diseases. Caused by occupational exposure to respirable crystalline silica (RCS), commonly found in mining, construction, and engineered…
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NHS 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…
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Cosmetic surgery negligence claims: Guide to compensation and eligibility
The popularity of cosmetic surgery has surged in recent years, often for aesthetic enhancement or birth defects. However, these procedures can sometimes go wrong, and compensation may be available if a negligent surgeon causes injury. What constitutes a viable Cosmetic Surgery Claim is explained in this guide. When Am I Eligible to…
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Protect Yourself: A New HSE Guide to Safe Stone Worktop Installation & Dust Control
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) introduces new guidelines and develops regulations for stone worktop installers, educating employers and employees on stone dust protection and health monitoring for potential hazards. Dust from natural, artificial, or engineered stone can cause serious illness and occupational asthma, especially in industries involving chemicals and hazardous materials like respirable…
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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…
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