Compensation culture needs to stop, say accident claim insurers

After it recently emerged that accident claims for pavement slips and trips in areas of Lincolnshire and Yorkshire cost in excess of £5 million over the last four years, insurers said that the compensation culture in the UK must be put to a stop.

Migraine-plagued office worker wins £21k in compensation

One migraine-plagued office worker, who had constantly complained to her employer that the fluorescent lights in her place of work triggered the debilitating headaches, has recently won a £21,000 personal injury compensation award.

Newcastle woman wins £500k in medical negligence case

After one district nurse neglected to identify an infection, one Newcastle woman has recently been awarded £500,000 in a medical negligence compensation claim.After one district nurse neglected to identify an infection, one Newcastle woman has recently been awarded £500,000 in a medical negligence compensation claim.

Staffordshire pays out nearly £58k to injured schoolchildren

Staffordshire City Council was found to have paid out nearly £58,000 in personal injury compensation to hurt schoolchildren in the 2010-2011 financial year, new accident claims information has recently revealed.

1886 Riot Damages Act will not cover personal injury claims

While many uninsured businesses and home owners can take solace in the fact that the 1886 Riot Damages Act will provide them some measure of compensation, those with personal injury claims will not be covered, experts say.

‘No win no fee’ spreading to football clubs

While the whole concept of ‘no win, no fee’ might have originated in the realm of personal injury claims, the concept is spreading to football clubs as Stockport County adapts the idea in an effort to increase attendance at Edgeley Park.

Work accident claim leads to £2,500 payout for injured man

After he filed a work accident claim following an injury he sustained at work, one farm worker was recently awarded a personal injury compensation award of £2,500 from his former employers.

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