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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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Posted 14/02/2012 The press suggests big changes in the claimant personal injury world are afoot with the private equity buy out of Silverbeck Rymer and the acquisition of Russell Jones...
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Posted 30/04/2014 The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is pushing for alterations to US law so that the same age restrictions apply for e-cigarettes in the US as for...
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Posted 25/01/2010 A trade union has called on the government to offer more support to victims of -related pleural plaques over concerns that proposed legal changes do not go far...
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Posted 07/10/2012 The Primary Care Sector is undertaking its biggest shake up since the formation of the National Health Service and as a result we are hearing lots of unexplained...
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Posted 12/01/2010 IT services firm Fujitsu has been accused of breaching employment law relating to discrimination when selecting workers for redundancy. Trade union Unite has raised concerns that female, ethnic...
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Posted 25/09/2011 A slip in a supermarket has led to a woman being awarded a major personal injury compensation settlement. Patricia Hill fell in the Asda store in the Rivergate...
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A father will receive £1 million in personal injury compensation after an accident at work left him paralysed. Christopher Holmes suffered major spinal injuries when a piece of flying board...
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Posted 28/12/2011 The government is set to ban prisoners from making personal injury compensation claims.Justice secretary Ken Clarke will announce the plans next month, which would see those in jail...
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Posted 12/01/2011 The amount of personal injury compensation that victims of an E coli outbreak in Surrey may be eligible to receive could run into millions of pounds after the...
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