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Being involved in a road accident can be distressing. If you have been involved in an accident you may be entitled to compensation. Road accident lawyers
Accidents at work can happen regardless of your occupation. Over 100,000 accidents are reported every year in the UK. Accidents at work lawyers
If you have suffered an injury due to the negligence of the nurse, doctor or surgeon, you may be entitled to compensation. Clinical negligence lawyers
We have specialist injury lawyers in all areas of injury law including occupational disease, trip or slip and serious injuries. All injury claims
From a nursing career to 70s TV court dramas, see what inspired some of our accredited expert lawyers to work for injured people.
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APIL aims for everyone in our society to understand the importance of a right to redress for suffering needless harm, whether or not you have experience of the personal injury system. We are determined to do all we can to ensure that some harmful and misguided perceptions about personal injury are turned around.
Here is our latest public information venture, Compensation Explained. This is a back-to-basics guide to the purpose of compensation, what makes a claim, and what challenges injured people face in our current legal system in England and Wales.
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Road congestion in the UK is 50 per cent higher than the European average which increases the likelihood of low-speed collisions. Dangerous driving practices like tailgating make the situation worse. Watch APIL’s new video to find out more.
Your employer has a duty to protect you. As an employee your safety, health and general welfare at work are protected by law. Workplace health and safety regulations place statutory duties on your employer.
Injury at work guidance
Press release: Time to correct Hillsborough’s legacy, say lawyers 18/04/2019
Press release: Compensation lottery for bereaved families 11/04/2019
Letter to the press: Regional letter - mesothelioma payment scheme must be extended for all asbestos related diseases 03/04/2019
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Discount rate: a view from Holyrood 26 Mar 2019
A lawyer can run an injury claim, but how do you know he or she is any good? 04 Mar 2019
NHS Resolution’s Annual Report – Progress? 13 Jul 2018
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