Legal News
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Posted 26/09/2010 A female Tube passenger is seeking personal injury compensation after a defective London Underground train left her with facial wounds. The woman was hit in the face by...
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Posted 03/11/2014 Vulnerable patients in England will get better support in the community as part of plans to ease pressure on hospitals, ministers say. Joint teams of social care workers and...
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Posted 10/06/2010 Seven former servicemen are seeking personal injury compensation from a US company amid claims that it exposed them to a dangerous chemical unnecessarily. The soldiers were serving in...
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Posted 02/11/2012 Ashtons Legal personal injury specialist Justina Molloy has obtained over £20,000 for Ms T, who lives in Suffolk. Ms T worked in a factory environment and while using...
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Posted 03/10/2010 The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has awarded personal injury compensation to the families of servicemen who died in a Nimrod crash over Afghanistan in 2006. Some 14 personnel...
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Posted 02/11/2009 Carers will soon be entitled to make compensation claims for disability discrimination following an Employment Appeal Tribunal ruling. It upheld a European Court of Justice decision that the...
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Posted 18/12/2014 Latest figures show that A&E units across the UK are struggling to hit their waiting time target as winter hits. Demands on the NHS tend to increase during the...
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Posted 25/06/2012 The health secretary has warned South London Healthcare that an administrator could be brought in within weeks, possibly to dissolve the Trust and close some services. Patients have...
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Posted 28/06/2012 Charities, doctors and relatives say that some teenagers are being let down by the health system because there is a lack of direction as to whether they should...
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Posted 22/12/2011 The coalition government’s proposals to reform planning law have been criticised, as they would lead to several ambiguities being introduced.According to the Communities and Local Government Committee in...
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Posted 21/09/2009 The NHS could be leaving itself open to clinical negligence claims, as one in six patients are currently being misdiagnosed. A study by the Imperial Centre for Patient...
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Posted 04/03/2011 Britons are increasingly using wealth management techniques to prevent their assets from becoming subject to inheritance tax, it has been found. The Daily Mail reports that a large...
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