We were delighted to see firms within the Major Trauma Group shortlisted at last month’s Personal Injury Awards 2021, which saw hundreds of personal injury-focused professionals celebrate a vital sector and recognise the important work being done on behalf of extremely vulnerable clients on Tuesday 23rd November. These awards represent a unique opportunity to celebrate
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Tim Jones investigates what happens to a major trauma injuries compensation claim if the injured person dies before conclusion. Can the claim continue and can someone take over? What are the potential issues and who receives the funds of the claim?
Claire Roantree looks at one of the major causes of road accidents in the UK, distractions whilst driving.
What happens if you have an accident due to something that is completely out of your control? Like sneezing!
Michael Wangermann explores unusual defences to personal injury claims.
As the Government progresses with smart motorway development, new polling from the Major Trauma Group finds less than a quarter of British adults feel safe travelling on motorways without a hard shoulder. 78 percent of British adults surveyed somewhat or strongly agreed that all smart motorways should include a hard shoulder, or more frequent emergency
When a loved one suffers injuries that means they require 24 hour support, there is a difficult decision to be made. Supporting family members can feel alone and isolated, concerned at the quality of care provided. Michael’s story provides an example of the steps that can be taken to improve the level and quality of care provided.
Paul Brown, of member firm Burnetts Solicitors, discusses how the NHS can recover their costs following a successful personal injury claim, and what more can be done to assist Air Ambulance services in order to recover theirs, to ensure that these fantastic services are being repaid.
Three new firms join Major Trauma Group at a time when the the need for continued care and support to help patients and protect the under-pressure NHS is paramount.
77% percent of British adults surveyed agreed that their driving ability and ability to concentrate whilst operating a motor vehicle is negatively impacted after a day of video calls.
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