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Victims of Fraud Series Part 3: “What can I do if the fraudster has disappeared?” - Persons Unknown Injunctions
Elliot Grosvenor-Taylor
12 May 2021
One Year On: Care Sector Challenges Arising from COVID-19
In this article, the first of three in a series, we focus on how the vulnerability of the care sector population, the availability of Personal Protective Equipment (‘PPE’) and comprehensive testing, and chronic workforce pressures have contributed to the scale and severity of the impact of COVID-19 in the care sector.
28 April 2021
Back and spinal injuries vs. ‘wear and tear’
We represent clients who have suffered all types of back and spinal injuries. Sometimes their injury is caused by an incident which by its very nature is likely to result in serious damage, such as a high speed car crash. In other cases the cause may initially appear much more harmless and yet have just as serious consequences.
28 April 2021
Brain and head injuries- how the legal process can help
As a solicitor in the Clinical Negligence and Personal Injury team, I work on many complex cases involving brain injuries. The brain itself, being the ‘all powerful’ machine that it is, has always interested me. The ability and function of the brain is incredible, yet as powerful as it is, it can be very vulnerable and sensitive to injury.
13 April 2021
How do we calculate compensation in a cerebral palsy case
Valuing a cerebral palsy case very much depends on the Claimant’s specific injury and needs. We rely on expert witnesses who assess all the ways in which the Claimant’s cerebral palsy affects them, and prepare a report for the Court setting out their opinion and recommendations.
30 March 2021
Brain Injuries and Sport - Are there hidden dangers in football and rugby?
These are great sports to play, and watching them is a popular national pastime. However, in recent years there has been an increasing level of concern about injuries in sport – particularly head trauma leading to neurological disease later in life.
