Archive for October, 2006

31st of October, 2006

Medical Negligence

Posted by admin in Accidents at 3:32 am | Permanent Link

Historically, courts in England and Wales have been very reluctant to find in favour of a plaintiff in any medical negligence claim brought against hospitals or local authorities.

Thus, in order to determine whether or not you have a claim for medical negligence, it is essential that you seek the advice of a medical negligence solicitor as soon as you possibly can after the event that transpired that led you to believe that you were entitled to injury compensation.

Overview - Establishing A ‘Duty Of Care’
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12th of October, 2006

Dental Negligence

Posted by admin in Accidents at 7:50 am | Permanent Link

Whether it’s down to the decaying services being provided by the UK’s National Health Service (NHS) or because more of us are aware of the benefits of dental surgery, what is indisputable is that there are more compensation cases for dental negligence than at any other time in our history.

So, if you have been on the wrong end of a particularly nasty piece of dental surgery recently, how would you go about making a dental negligence claim?

Dental Negligence Solicitor
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2nd of October, 2006

Lawsuit Loans

Posted by admin in Law Info at 2:25 am | Permanent Link

Often when a person is involved in a personal injury accident they will find themselves unable to work and slowly running out of funds. Although at some point the person may receive an insurance settlement that will ultimately compensate them for the injuries they have received, the typical personal injury accident victim has to often figure out what to do until they receive this settlement. One possibility is a “lawsuit loan” otherwise known as “lawsuit financing,” “lawsuit funding” or a “lawsuit cash advance.”

A “lawsuit loan” or “lawsuit cash advance” is a cash advance made against the proceeds a personal injury accident victim will receive from an insurance settlement or personal injury lawsuit. Technically the cash advance is not a loan because the proceeds never have to be paid back if the accident victim receives no settlement.
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