The most commonly seen diseases are cancer and other serious conditions, which are normally caused by exposure to toxic substances. We also see problems with breathing caused by exposure to dust or asbestos, or through years of working underground in mines. Hearing difficulties are another condition that often occurs as a result of continually working near noisy machinery. Employees should never have been exposed to these hazards in the first place and should therefore never have been able to contract these illnesses.

Fortunately for modern workers, employers regularly receive top advice on all health and safety problems. Unfortunately, some irresponsible employers still prefer not to adhere to these rules, so accidents, injuries and illness in the workplace still unfortunately happen. Any organisation ignoring rules set in place by the government, which are there for your protection, must certainly compensate you in the event of an accident.

If you feel that you have been injured or have an Industrial Illness caused by your employer neglecting the duties of care, then call a no win no fee solicitor who will be able to give you expert advice.

These types of injury are frequently claimed against employers, who are under a legal obligation to ensure workers who are expected to lift heavy objects as part of their job are trained in how to do so safely. Brain injuries range from the relatively minor (mild concussion, for example) to skull fractures to severe brain damage (such as intracranial haemorrhaging or a malignant tumour), which can lead to paralysis, long-term incapacity or even death. Major brain injuries can be caused by road accidents (in particular for cyclists, even if they wear protective headgear) or by serious falls or criminal assaults. Common effects of such an injury are loss of concentration and/or memory, mental and/or physical disability, changes in personality, difficulty in communicating and extreme fatigue.

It is clear that injuries to the head/brain and spine often have devastating long-term consequences, and impact deeply and negatively on the victim’s entire life and also the lives of their friends and family. A victim of such an injury should seek expert advice from a specialist no win no fee solicitor in order to obtain the compensation that is due to them, which will help take some of the stress and strain out of the whole traumatic experience.

In personal injury claims, proof of negligence must be made prior to any compensation awarded to an individual. A no win no fee solicitor will present the facts and the compensation terms will either be accepted by the defending party, or the case will go to trial before a judge. In terms of contractual breach claims, an individual who is entering a contract can be sued depending on the breach of terms that have occurred. Contractual obligations fall in line with duty of care laws, therefore anyone breaching a contract is considered negligent as far as the law is concerned. You will be eligible for some form of no win no fee compensation as long as there was a breach of terms, so contact your no win no fee lawyer at your earliest convenience to determine whether or not you have a professional negligence claim.

Birth injuries generally fall under the clinical negligence portion of personal injury laws, and there are several which can occur, ranging from minor injuries such as swelling and bruising to the mother or child, to more serious complications such as mistakes made by the doctors or hospital staff. It is vitally important for the parents to understand which type of birth injury has occurred in order to determine whether or not they are eligible to claim compensation. If you suspect a birth injury may have happened the first thing to do is contact a no win no fee lawyer to go over the facts and determine whether or not you are eligible to file a claim. While these types of accidents are rare, they can occur and it is best to be prepared.

In order to make a medical claim you must first contact a no fee no win solicitor to determine whether or not you are entitled to any form of no win no fee compensation. You must inform your no win no fee solicitor regarding any types of treatment, as well as whether or not there were any alternate medicines being taken, as well as relating any and every conversation between you and your healthcare provider. If your lawyer determines that you have enough evidence to make a no win no fee compensation claim, the information will be presented to the firm in question, at which point they will either accept the claim or dispute it and take it to court. 

Your no win no fee solicitor will use every resource available to ensure that your claim is not only completed in as efficient a time period as possible, but also to ensure that you are awarded a fair compensation amount. In most cases, it is in everyone’s best interest to make sure that the claim is completed as flawlessly as possible. Remember, it costs absolutely nothing to make a no win no fee compensation claim under the law, and regardless of whether or not you win or lose you are not required to pay any fees whatsoever. All no win no fee solicitors are required by law to provide this service, so if you believe your surveyor or builder is liable for injuries suffered as a result of negligent actions, contact a professional at your earliest convenience.

Medical negligence cases are extremely hard to prove, but it is possible. If you believe that you have suffered some form of dental negligence, you need to contact a no win no fee solicitor at your earliest convenience. They will review your information and let you know whether or not you have a case. Given the complexity of dentistry and the difference of opinion that sometimes occurs between doctors, it is absolutely vital to ensure that all parties involved in pursuing a no win no fee injury claim as a result of dental negligence understand that dental negligence claims are a trickier beast than regular personal injury claims. Keep in mind that any dental negligence claims filed through the no win no fee system can take months or even years to resolve given the complexity of these types of claims, so be prepared to have some patience.