Stonemason dies from Silicosis after working in ‘appalling conditions’
A man who developed silicosis after years of cutting kitchen worktops in ‘appalling conditions’ has died, his family has said. Prior to his death, father-of-three Marek Marzec said the dust he inhaled while cutting benches made from quartz left him ‘unable to breath’ and ‘in terrible pain’ prior to his death. He…
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Q&A with Sarah Hull: Insights on Family Law for Military Personnel
We sat down with some questions for Sarah Hull, an Independent Family Law Consultant, regarding her area of expertise. We had the pleasure of sitting down with Sarah Hull, an Independent Family Law Consultant who handles Family Law matters on a consultancy basis for us. With extensive experience and a deep understanding of…
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Client awarded £12,000 compensation after mobility scooter accident
A client has been awarded £12,000 in compensation after an untraced driver knocked her over and fractured her ankle, resulting in injury, suffering and financial losses. Although the client originally had her claim rejected by another law firm, Oakwood Solicitors Ltd was able to secure compensation for the damages. Oakwood Solicitors’ client…
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CICA: Crime at Christmas – When to make a Claim
As Christmas parties took place across the country this weekend, hundreds of partygoers hit the town to let their hair down and celebrate the year. But unfortunately, sometimes a good night ends abruptly due to a fight or violence breaking out. But, if you have been left injured after being attacked or assaulted in…
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Storm Darragh: What to do if your insurance refuses to pay out
Storm Darragh ripped through the country last weekend, leaving many without power, flooded properties and damaged cars. However, if you have been affected and you have an insurance policy – you may be protected. However, in some cases, even though you have an insurance policy in place to protect you from the effects…
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NHS Maternity Failings: Mother and newborn baby death rates increase for first time in a decade
Concerns over NHS maternity care and patient safety have been raised after figures show that death rates for mothers and newborn babies have increased for the first time in a decade. The worrying statistics came to light following an independent government review investigating the state of the NHS – and now experts warn that…
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Gregg Wallace faces misconduct allegations
BBC TV presenter Gregg Wallace is at the centre of controversy following multiple allegations of misconduct whilst working on TV shows such as MasterChef. Wallace, best known for hosting the renowned cooking show as well as other successes such as Inside the Factory, has been accused of inappropriate sexual behavior by former colleagues and…
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Stress At Work: Symptoms of Burnout
In this article we look at what you should look out for if you think you might be suffering from work-related burnout. We know that employers may put pressure on deadlines to be met, or issue looming targets that need to be achieved. But reoccurring stress at work can lead to burnout.…
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Storm Darragh: Making a claim for road traffic accidents
As Storm Darragh blasted the UK this weekend, we look at what to do if you have been involved in a car accident. The Met Office issued rare red weather warning across the country, advising those not to travel unless essential. However, at this time of year, many people still took to the roads…
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