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Posted 24/02/2010 The introduction of fit notes to replace the current system of sick notes could have important implications for employment law. This is according to the Institute of Payroll...
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Posted 21/07/2011 A company from Somerset may have required legal services after an employee suffered a workplace fall. Nick Clarke was carrying out repair work on Heathfield Barn in Bridgewater,...
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Posted 24/08/2011 A man who works at a golf club in the Midlands has won thousands of pounds in personal injury compensation. The green keeper suffered a partial finger amputation...
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Posted 26/10/2009 A group of 42 UK holidaymakers have won their compensation claims against several tour operators after suffering chemical burns in the pool of a hotel in Corfu. The...
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Posted 29/12/2010 A grandmother of three has been awarded personal injury compensation by West Yorkshire Police after being sprayed in the face with CS gas. Debbie O’Reilly, 45, had witnessed...
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Posted 12/01/2011 Motorists may be concerned to learn that the injury claim support provided by their insurers’ panel solicitors in the event that they are injured in an accident may...
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Posted 12/01/2010 Leading scientist Baroness Greenfield is to initiate legal proceedings against the Royal Institution (RI) after alleging that it violated employment law when selecting her for redundancy. The neuroscientist...
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Posted 29/04/2012 Tom Ranson, a personal injury lawyer at Ashtons Legal, has succeeded in obtaining a settlement of over ?500,000 for a client, Mr M, who has been suffering chronic...
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Posted 21/10/2009 UK companies have been warned to expect a rise in the rate of insolvency during 2010 and 2011. Business recovery group Begbies Traynor has stated that the number...
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Posted 20/01/2010 An NHS body has called on healthcare bosses to ensure they comply with incoming employment law changes designed to combat discrimination in the workplace. NHS Employers has hosted...
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Posted 16/02/2012 The family of a man who died as a result of an asbestos-related illness have been paid compensation.Ted Hall, originally from Sunderland, died at the age of 80...
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Posted 09/09/2012 Chemie Gruenenthal, the German-based company responsible for inventing thalidomide has “insulted” those affected by the drug by issuing an “insincere” apology, according to campaigners. The drug, sold in...
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