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The personal injury claims team at Stephensons regularly write about related legal topics and breaking news, we welcome your comments on our posts. If you would like more information on our services, please don't hesitate to get in touch on 01616 966 229.

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Who is classed as a vulnerable road user?

Millie Wilde
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Certain groups of people face a much higher risk of serious injury on the roads. According to the Highway Code, vulnerable road users include: Pedestrians, especially children, older adults and people with disabilities Cyclists Motorcyclists Horse...

Slips, trips and falls - what should I do if I have an accident in a public place?

Millie Wilde
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Slips, trips and falls can happen anywhere however if you’re injured in a public place through no fault of your own, you may be entitled to claim compensation for your injuries. We regularly see a wide range of accidents occurring in public...

My solicitor has told me they have a conflict of interest, what does that mean?

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When a new client comes to Stephensons with the intention of instructing us to help them pursue a claim for personal injuries, we have to carry out a conflict check on both the potential client and their opponent, whether it is a company or individual, that...

Door injuries - let us walk you through them

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Not surprisingly, door injuries in public places are commonplace, often involving children who don’t understand the hazards a door can present.  Injuries from doors can be traumatic and include crush injuries,...

HSE publish key figures for work related illness and injuries for 2024/25

Pauline Smith
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No one should go out to work and not come home safely. Your place of employment shouldn’t be somewhere where the risks are so high that you are potentially gambling with your life. However, the Health and Safety Executive have published...

Can I make a personal injury claim after witnessing a traumatic event?

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When someone is directly injured as a result of someone else’s negligence, they are entitled to bring a claim for compensation as a primary victim. But what if you are not directly involved, but you are a witness to something traumatic? A secondary...

AI and workplace safety: progress, risks and what to do if you are injured

Danielle Callaway
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming industries worldwide, and workplace safety is no exception. In the UK, where over 500,000 non-fatal workplace injuries occur annually, businesses are increasingly turning to AI to reduce risks and improve...

How do i choose the right personal injury solicitor for me?

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If you have had an accident and suffered injuries, it can be an overwhelming experience depending on the type of accident and seriousness of your injuries. It could even be life-changing.  Bringing a personal injury claim can add to the already...

How many people are killed or seriously injured on our roads every year?

Katie Plappert
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The 2024 government statistics on road casualty figures are now available. It is a sad fact that deaths on the road are an everyday occurrence. Whilst there is a small decrease in the number of overall incidents compared to the previous year, the numbers...

How to prevent back injuries whilst working from home

Millie Wilde
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Flexible and hybrid working, including working from home regularly, have now become the norm. Whilst working from home is convenient and comfortable, it can also pose health risks, particularly with regards to back injuries. Poor posture, unsupportive...

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