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Hundreds have suffered serious injury or narrowly avoided serious injury whilst working at Amazon’s warehouses in the UK over the last three years. In the

As the United Kingdom leaves the European Union as a member tonight at 11.00pm GMT, you might find that not much changes at all –

According to a Freedom of Information request, Solihull Council in the West Midlands has had to pay out £187,942 in personal injury compensation for accidents

This week, we committed to giving people quicker ways to make a personal injury claim with the launch of the new ClaimToday.com website. The new

Three teachers in Scotland received more than £100,000 in personal injury compensation between them after being assaulted by pupils. The biggest claim was for £55,000

For many people, driving a car is an important part of daily life and therefore safety and security of cars from both crime and incident

Artificial intelligence appears to be able to detect and diagnose skin cancer better than human physicians, according to a controlled study. International researchers have discussed

3,200 neurology patients have been recalled following an independent review of a potential mass misdiagnosis, according to the Department of Health. Only 281 patients have

Here are the main headlines that we’ve seen in the clinical negligence department this week. If you’ve been the victim of clinical negligence, or know

BMW has released a large-scale recall of its cars, due to a BBC watchdog report that found their vehicles may cut out completely whilst being

Calls have been made to the government to rethink whiplash reforms after motor injury claims fell to their lowest figures in ten years. Last year,

Staggering results have revealed how many people over 50 have been hit by the housing crisis, thanks to research from the National Housing Federation. In the

Here are the main headlines that we’ve seen in the clinical negligence department this week. If you’ve been the victim of clinical negligence, or know

Here are the main headlines that we’ve seen in the clinical negligence department this week. If you’ve been the victim of clinical negligence, or know

Type 1 diabetes is known as the disease of childhood, however this is being questioned as it has been revealed that adults can be diagnosed

British Cycling is appealing to the government to reform the Civil Liability Bill, claiming that it currently penalises vulnerable road users rather than protect them.

Here are the main headlines that we’ve seen in the clinical negligence department this week. If you’ve been the victim of clinical negligence, or know

Here are the main headlines that we’ve seen in the clinical negligence department this week. If you’ve been the victim of clinical negligence, or know

A pigeon-infested loft that has failed to be repaired, has led to a property company being fined the total of £31,026 including £7,638 in compensation

Half a million older people are living in rented accommodation and are being overlooked by policy on housing and older people, revealed a new report.