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Opinion  |  20:06:24
Your employment rights following a bereavement
Chris Amys and Gabrielle Laurin explain your rights in employment when you’ve experienced a bereavement. Millions of people experience the death of a loved one each year. According to the UK Commission on Bereavement...
Opinion  |  20:06:24
Charity spotlight: The Coroners’ Courts Support Service
Ali Cloak interviews Angela Geer, Chief Executive Officer of the Coroners’ Courts Support Service (CCSS), about the vital role the charity plays in supporting people in inquests.
Podcast  |  20:06:24
How we can ensure lessons are learned following a death – Interview with INQUEST
In a recent episode of our podcast Ali Cloak from our Inquest and Fatal claims team was joined by Deborah Coles and Aniesha Obuobie of INQUEST. They talked about the importance of learning lessons following deaths, the challenges in implementing care improvements , and how their No More Deaths hopes to secure systemic change.
Opinion  |  20:06:24
The fatal claims process – overview of process for bringing a fatal personal injury claim
Roisin O’Dubhlaoidh explains what you need to know about the process of making a fatal accident claim. Following the death of a loved one in a fatal road traffic collision, or other sudden event...
Opinion  |  20:06:24
What is a Family Liaison Officer (FLO)? In conversation with Avon and Somerset FLOs
Roisin O’Dubhlaoidh interviews Family Liaison Officers (FLOs) to help share more about their role and why they do what they do. Family Liaison Officers perform a vital role in supporting families after the sudden...
Cycling path
Opinion  |  20:06:24
Does there really need to be a law for causing death or serious injury by dangerous, careless or inconsiderate cycling?
Mark Hambleton looks at the Government’s proposed law on dangerous cycling and asks: do we even need this new law? Back in 2018 I wrote about the recommendations made to the Government to introduce the offence...
Opinion  |  20:06:24
What is a coroner’s inquest and what should I expect?
Ali Cloak explains what you need to know about a coroner’s inquest. Often the first time a person becomes involved in an inquest is when their family member has died and they are contacted...
Opinion  |  13:06:24
Essential brain injury rehabilitation support options
The early implementation of appropriate rehabilitation is of equal importance to the family of those who have sustained a brain injury, to that of the individual who sustained the brain injury. In this article we highlight a variety of common therapies supporting in rehabilitation after brain injury.
Case Study  |  28:05:24
Six-figure compensation for widow following former electrician’s death from mesothelioma
Mr J began to feel unwell and experience pain in early 2022. Shortly after, his condition rapidly deteriorated and he was admitted to hospital where he underwent emergency surgery after a tumour was found...
Case Study  |  17:05:24
Six-figure settlement secured for widow who lost husband to asbestos-related mesothelioma
We were instructed by Barbara Hookins following her husband, Bill, passed away following his diagnosis of mesothelioma. He had sadly passed away only eight weeks after the diagnosis. The coroner had concluded that Bill’s...
Case Study  |  14:05:24
Six-figure sum awarded to family of former joiner who died of mesothelioma
Mr S was employed by Kingswood Portable Buildings between 1973/74 and 1974/75. The company was based in Bournemouth and manufactured portable buildings. Mr S was employed as an erector and his job was to...
Case Study  |  14:05:24
Widow awarded compensation following husband’s death from mesothelioma contracted whilst employed by British Railways and Pressed Steel Fisher
Mr G began to feel unwell in July 2021 when he started suffering from pain in his back and breathlessness. He underwent a chest x-ray which showed a build-up of fluid on his lungs....
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