Personal Injury Trusts are only available to those who have sustained personal injuries as a result of someone else’s negligence and subsequently have made a claim for damages for those injuries. If you have made…
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Personal Injury Trusts are only available to those who have sustained personal injuries as a result of someone else’s negligence and subsequently have made a claim for damages for those injuries. If you have made…
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Rosie Banks, a health and welfare Court of Protection specialist, looks at health and wealth deputyship, what it is and when you might need one. What is a deputy? Deputies are appointed by the Court…
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Stacey Bryant, Partner and Head of Court of Protection at Brain Injury Group member firm Enable Law talks us through the issue of family/friends receiving gratuitous care payments. What is family/gratuitous care? It is very…
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When a patient receives substandard care from a medical professional, they may have a claim for clinical negligence. Such a claim can be brought against a number of healthcare professionals for example; NHS Hospital Trusts…
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Sustaining an acquired brain injury (“ABI”) can not only turn the survivor’s world upside down but also that of their loved ones. ABI is not a singular experience; it can reach out and affect all…
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When a personal injury claim concludes it may be advantageous for you to think about how you can protect your compensation for the long term. It is worth considering the use of a Personal Injury…
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The transition to university can present significant challenges even for uninjured people, including more independent study than at school or college, taking responsibility for their own learning, making new friends and socialising, all whilst potentially…
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When you ask a lawyer to assist you there are occasions when the relationship may break down for one reason or another. This could be because you are unhappy with advice or actions taken or…
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When engaging with a client for the first time, it is often clear how thankful we are for the emergency services’ rapid response and the work of other organisations involved in care. The ‘golden hour’…
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Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) has a profound effect on both the patient and their family. The TBI survivor may experience many changes such as behavioural, motor and cognitive. The families also have to quickly adapt…
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