What should I do if I am injured on holiday?
Now the sun is shining we are all looking forward to a holiday, either close by or somewhere a little more adventurous. After a few years of travel limitations we are all excited to get back on a plane, or pitch a tent and enjoy some relaxation. However, what should you do if things…
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It’s HOT HOT HOT! – Hot weather and work
In the cold months of January and February, when the rain falls (or even snow!) and we’re huddled into our coats, the thought of a long, hot summer is a wonderful consolation. When you are experiencing extremes of heat such as we are at the moment, however, it can be difficult to sleep, settle…
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Injury Prevention Week – Top Tips to avoid Accidents at Work
Top Tips to Avoid Accidents At Work Every company in the United Kingdom is obligated to keep their staff safe whilst they are at work, failing which their negligence could lead to a compensation claim being made on their insurance policy, an investigation by the Health and Safety Executive or even criminal sanctions being…
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Injury Prevention Week – Collisions
APIL’s injury prevention week is focusing on e-scooters this year. We’ve all seen them (and encountered them, no doubt) and it is clear they are a swift way to move within a city without the need for additional vehicles on the road. However, if in the hands of riders who lack care, they are…
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Negligent surgical procedures – Client case studies
Here are two recent medical Negligence client case studies regarding negligent surgical procedures, complete with their awarded compensation amounts and a client testimonial. Case Study 1 – Trans-Vaginal Tape Surgery The Claimant was diagnosed with stress incontinence and thereafter, was advised to undergo TVTO (Tension-Free Vaginal Tape Obturator). No alternative treatments were offered to…
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Global campaigns to secure protections for LGBTQI+ people
Global campaigns to secure protections for LGBTQI+ people have made excellent progress over recent years. But we cannot take the foot off the gas now, many people are still facing prejudice and violence on a daily basis. Sexual orientation and gender identity are hugely integral aspects of ourselves and should never lead to discrimination…
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The Autism Show
I attended the Autism Show in Manchester at the weekend with my 13 year old (who has autism and ADHD) and his Nanny. I wanted to share our experience as a follow up to the Autism Week articles and Instagram takeover from a few weeks ago. Not having attended an event like this before,…
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Insurer Approaches to Diminution Claims
So your vehicle has been involved in an accident that was the fault of another driver. You are now worried that your car will have lost some value as a result of it sustaining damage and needing to be repaired. Following this, your car will have a repair history and may suffer prejudice on…
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When lack of paperwork proves fatal
The report in the Daily Mail yesterday on an accident at Greenfields Limited in Leicestershire paints a picture of a dreadful fatal accident involving two men at their place of work. One of them, 19 year old Nathan Walker, was expecting his first child – who was born 15 days after his death. Nathan…
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