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Involving equipment 

Unsafe work premises 

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or ladders

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Accidents at work - No win no fee  injury compensation guide

Accidents in the workplace

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NO WIN NO FEE LEGAL ADVICE

We provide the one of the most comprehensive UK work related injury guides available on the internet. This information can be extremely useful to those who have been unfortunate enough to be injured whilst at work

 

The law in brief

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To make a claim:

1) You must show that the employer was negligent

2) That injury or damage resulted from this negligence

No win No fee injury at work advice is available on this site

(More below) 

04.07.2008 - UPDATE

* Provisional figures of work-related fatal injuries in Great Britain issued by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) this week reveal that 228 workers lost their lives as a result of accidents/incidents at work in 2007/08.

 


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Many thousands of people are injured in accidents each year whilst in the workplace. There are thousands more suffering because of exposure to hazardous substances, noise or materials who may be able to pursue industrial disease claims.

Whether you work on a building site or in an office, it is possible to suffer a personal injury.   Many injuries are avoidable provided an employer takes appropriate measures to reduce the risk of injury. If you find yourself in a situation where you have been injured at work - you may be entitled to claim compensation from your employers liability insurance.


*NEW* Read our Top Ten myths about personal injury claims - deal with facts not fiction.  

*NEW* Also read our simple personal injury compensation guide

 Please read our information pages covering a number of key questions:

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Health & Safety at work - This page discussed general information about your rights, Health and Safety at work and the role of the HSE. There are some useful tips and comments about what you can expect from your employer in terms of accident prevention and the standard of care expected of them....more about safety at work

 

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What you should do if you have been injured at work - Read what steps you should take to protect your interests when you have been injured in an accident at work....more about injuries sustained at work

 

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Sick pay and other issues - Find out what rights you have to occupational sick pay or Statutory Sick Pay when you are absent through a work related injury and whether or not you can be sacked if you make a claim....more about sick pay entitlement when injured at work

 

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Categories of incidents that can occur in the workplace - Here we reveal more about the different types of accident occurring at work. You may find your own situation or circumstances covered within this section. The information and case studies provided may assist you in making key decisions about your own case: 

 

Accident Types:

Accidents involving machinery

involving equipment

Unsafe premises Injuries

involving ladders/scaffolding

Inadequate training

Building site or construction injuries

Back injury suffered at work

Asbestosis compensation

Claims for mesothelioma due to exposure to asbestos

Claims for industrial hearing loss

Vibration white finger claims

Other work related issues   Equal pay compensation - Age discrimination at work - NHS equal pay claims - Asbestos safety regulations  - Asthma compensation claims

 


  • Recent workplace legal News  

 Millions at risk from vibration injury at work - 01.07.2008

HSE warn that there is NO safe level of exposure to asbestos - 30.06.08

GMTV discuss the "crisis" enveloping Councils as they fail to cope with rising compensation costs for pavement accidents. The Councils blame solicitors for poor standards - 24.6.08

Health & Safety Executive come in for criticism  for increase in deaths at work 17.05.08

Employers Liability insurance - what you should know 16.05.08

Why the public perception - that personal injury claimants are money grabbers - is completely wrong 25.04.08

The Health and safety Executive lunch the SHATTERED LIVES  awareness campaign - 28.02.08

The new Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2007 SI No 320 (CMD 2007) came into force in Great Britain on 6th April 2007 and aim to reduce the number of construction related accidents and injuries.  

Sick note Britain targeted by the government in new measures to tackle those relying on benefits - 27th November 2007  

 


We also deal with:

criminal injury claims following an assault in the UK  

The Claims Connection - UK personal injury compensation following accidents at work.  

Site links: compensation for professional negligence - Northern Ireland injury claims  - accident at work manchester - wales - -  travel claims - Medical conditions in personal injury claims - claims for age discrimination at work -  doctor negligence claim

More Links: industrial safety site - British Standard BSI website - PASMA training courses nationwide

 

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