Parents Pursue ‘Secondary Victim’ Claims After Daughter’s Shocking Death
If you have suffered psychiatric injury due to witnessing a loved one’s injury or death, you may be entitled to compensation.
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If you have suffered psychiatric injury due to witnessing a loved one’s injury or death, you may be entitled to compensation.
Deciding where the blame lies for road accidents is one of the more anxious tasks faced by judges, particularly if the victim is a child.
The man was exposed to asbestos at work when he was young in the 1970s and 1980s. He was in his early 60s when he died from mesothelioma.
Clinical negligence can become harder to prove as the years go by and that is why it makes sense to consult a solicitor as soon as possible.
No one is under a positive legal duty to protect others from harm, and surprisingly for some, that includes the emergency services.
For some victims of negligent or criminal acts, vindication and establishing the truth are at least as important as monetary compensation.
A local authority bore two thirds of the blame for an accident which left a young man gravely injured and was liable to pay compensation.
Working at height is always potentially hazardous and the consequences of health and safety breaches can be costly in many ways.
Judges and lawyers never cease to be amazed by the way victims and their families cope with the consequences of clinical negligence.
The majority of births occur without a hitch but when things go wrong personal injury lawyers will ensure that children are compensated.
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