Successful Claim Advice
Below are our 13 articles in the 'successful claim advice' category:

Occupational injuries and illnesses can come in many forms. Clearly, an injury sustained at work is immediately evident; if an employer is negligent, therefore, action against them can be started ...

The laws surrounding common law and civil liability cases for occupational injuries are complex. This article concerns one of the most vital, and most basic, elements of such a case: the proving, or ...

As is investigated in articles elsewhere on this site, the concept of a duty of care, and any breach thereof, is central to compensation law in the UK. It is legally accepted that there is a general ...

The disclosure of information is of particular importance for the progress of a successful occupational health and safety compensation claim. The legal concept of ‘discovery and inspection’ is a ...

Contrary to what the advertising for so-called ‘no win no fee’ claims management companies may lead you to believe, making a compensation claim can be an expensive prospect, regardless of whether ...

With the advent of ‘no win no fee’ compensation arrangements, and the ever-increasing availability of so-called claims management companies, the process of making a compensation claim regarding a ...

Much has been made of the ‘compensation culture’ that is apparently sweeping Britain. In great part this seems to concern personal injury claims; that is, injuries sustained by individuals outside ...

‘No win no fee’ has become one of the best-known phrases in modern British culture. Established in law in 2000, and more accurately known as ‘conditional fee agreements’ or CFAs, these arrangements ...

The growth of the ‘no win no fee’ industry has created a mindset in which many people presume that the process of claiming compensation is both risk-free and cost-free. In reality, of course, this ...

Alternative Dispute Resolution (or ADR) is a rapidly growing field within the justice sector. The Ministry of Justice has recently created plans to encourage its widespread use in civil disputes, ...

Alternative Dispute Resolution (commonly known as ADR) is a growing area within the justice system. Since the Woolf report of 1986, there has been an increased importance placed on the use of ADR in ...

'Compensation' and 'culture' are two words that have become inextricably linked through repetition. All too frequently this apparently new wave of enthusiasm for compensation is berated in the ...

The vast majority of compensation claims are now carried out through professional organisations like claims management companies or claims assessors. These firms take on much of the actual work of ...