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When you suffer an injury at work, the decision as to whether to make a claim is a difficult one. This is mainly because you may have a very good employer you do not want to upset, or because you feel that making a claim might cause your employer financial hardship or the way you are treated at work.
Read moreAt Bakers we pride ourselves on our experience in representing claimants who have been injured through no fault of their own, helping them to receive compensation that they are properly entitled to. Our professional, friendly claims team will give you an honest, free and ‘plain English’ appraisal of your claim and we love delighting our clients when they receive the injury compensation they deserve.
Read moreIf you are unfortunate enough to be involved in a Road Traffic Accident on or after the 31st May 2021 the Government has introduced reforms in the way that you can claim for your injuries, but only those suffering what is known as a Whiplash Injury.
Read moreRecent claims data released under a freedom of information request has revealed the scale of the additional costs incurred by local authorities who fail to adequately repair the vast number of potholes and other similar defects on their roads. The additional costs are both financial – including repairs to damaged vehicles and equipment – and physical, including payment of compensation to drivers, cyclists and pedestrians who suffer injuries resulting from pothole related incidents. The data reveals that between April 2019 and March 2020, local authorities in England alone paid out around £8.3 million to cover both compensation and legal fees.
Read moreA police officer who was severely affected as a result of the notorious and widely reported poison attack in Salisbury in 2018 is in the process of making an injury compensation claim against his former employers, Wiltshire Police.
Read moreAnyone living in a large city in the UK over the past few years will undoubtedly be familiar with how popular the use of E-scooters as a means of transport has become, despite their use on a public highway being illegal. However, following trials of rental E-scooters that commenced in parts of London last year and are now set to be extended and widened in scope, many health and safety experts and solicitors are now predicting a rise in injuries and claims for both E-scooter riders, pedestrians, and other road users.
Read moreA keen recreational and commuter cyclist who suffered serious injuries following a collision with a car has recently been awarded compensation totalling more than £7,200.
Read moreA supermarket worker who suffered facial injuries during his first shift at a factory unit in Wakefield has recently won his claim for compensation and has been awarded £18,000 in damages.
Read morePopular former TV presenter Jem Stansfield is in the process of making a claim for personal injury damages against the BBC following a feature on a TV show that resulted in significant and long-term injuries.
Read moreWith COVID-19 restrictions currently being eased across all areas of the country, and with overseas travel and holiday plans looking likely to remain more complicated this summer, UK-based holidays, ‘staycations’ and day-trips are going to be very popular over the coming months. Organisations such as the National Trust and English Heritage are expecting record visitor numbers at many of their attractions, and whilst the vast majority of these visits will be safe and enjoyable, what happens should a visitor be unlucky enough to suffer from a bodily injury during their visit?
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