Ongoing advances in medical technology mean that survival rates of individuals suffering from the most serious forms of spinal injury have increased dramatically in the last decade. Fortunately, this increase in survival rates of the most severely injured people has been matched by technological developments, all of which are designed to provide an improved quality of life for spinal injury patients and to help with their care at home with their families.

Information on the types of injuries which need to be reported if they happen to an employee.

While the term 'no win no fee' is now commonly recognised, most people still do not know precisely what it means, and how it affects personal injury claims.

If you had been seriously injured at work due to a fault of your employer, would you expect an apology from them?

Whiplash is an injury to the neck area, resulting from a strain to ligaments in the spine. It is caused by sudden movements of the neck, such as those which occur during sudden deceleration in a car accident.

The housing crisis, interest rate cuts, soaring gas prices and declining stocks are making for a nervous American workforce. Antsy employees are anxious about expenses and worried about the loss of their jobs.

If you suffer an accident whilst playing or even watching sport, which was not your fault, then you may be entitled to make a personal injury compensation claim. Many people are unaware that all participants in sport are subject to the law and may incur criminal and or civil liability.

UK is considered to be among countries that have the best road safety conditions. In spite of all this, there are still many accidents that occur on daily basis. The number of these accidents prevails further in winters when the weather and road conditions become somewhat unfavorable.

MRSA or Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus has become the major source of terror among hospital patients in the last couple of years. The MRSA is often acquired by people who were admitted in hospitals.

You can make a personal injury claim in the UK on a no win, no fee basis. But how do these personal injury claims really work, and what are the possible outcomes?