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Personal Injury Guides Funding your claim This is especially so if as a result of your accident, you are unable to work and therefore are receiving limited income. We offer a free, no obligation initial interview so that we can discuss through your claim with you. It is then up to you as to how you wish to proceed. There are […]

Personal Injury Guides Defunct goods From foreign bodies in food to malfunctioning equipment or motor vehicles, products that are defective can cause serious injuries. These types of claims are complex as in order to pursue a claim, the manufacturer of the product has to be identified, and, if the product has been produced outside the EU, the importer also will […]

Personal Injury Guides Holiday claims Particular problems can occur if you have an accident abroad and without specialist advice it can be difficult to know who to claim against and where any claim should be brought. Matters are simplified if you are on a Package Tour Holiday. If so, the Package Travel, Package Holidays and Package Tour Regulations should apply. […]

Personal Injury Guides Public liability and slipping and tripping accidents Slipping and tripping accidents are also common causes of personal injury. This type of claim covers not only defects in the public highway but also covers accidents that occur elsewhere e.g. in a supermarket. These types of accidents vary in seriousness from a minor soft tissue injury to a catastrophic head injury. Here at Boyce […]

Personal Injury Guides Accidents at work The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has reported that in 2011/2012, 1.1 million people were suffering from a workplace accident. In addition, 172 workers were killed at work and 111,000 other injuries to employees were reported under RIDDOR (your employer is obliged to report accidents that fall into certain criteria). 212,000 over 3-day absences occurred and 27 […]

Personal Injury Guides Acquired or traumatic brain injuries Injuries involving damage to the brain are incredibly complex and difficult to treat and are not known as catastrophic for no good reason. As a result of such an injury, the injured person will require long-term care and assistance, often at great financial cost. If that injury has been caused by the negligence or breach of […]