by McHale Solicitors | Case Studies, Cyclists, News, Personal Injury Team
By Fergus Dalgarno, Head of Motorcycle Department Filtering accident cases are notorious for settling poorly: the other parties are always going to argue contributory negligence; they’re always going to try to blame the bike rider in some way to lower their own...
by Philippa Carroll | Case Studies, Personal Injury, Personal Injury Team
Nimish Patel, our Head of Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence recently settled a claim where there was a significant delay in diagnosing the tumour. Renal cancers typically grow at 0.35cm per year. The Claimant’s lesion was 5cm before it was identified. An earlier...
by Philippa Carroll | Case Studies, Personal Injury, Personal Injury Team
Alastair Chiswell recently acted for a passenger on a Metrolink after a car collided with the tram causing his client to fall over and sustain injuries. Even though the accident occurred in place where the tramline converged with the normal road, Alastair was able to...
by Graeme Eddie | News, Personal Injury
A recent report from the Royal College of Nursing (RCN), which contains statements from 5,000 NHS nursing staff, has revealed shocking insight into the current care crisis in hospitals across the UK and reflects some of the complaints we see from our clients. The...
by Graeme Eddie | Cyclists, Personal Injury
We all know it can be daunting cycling through busy streets, especially in city centres. We see cases of people getting knocked off their bikes all too often and the injuries can be severe in some cases. This is even more common in places like London where it can be a...
by Graeme Eddie | Cyclists
Over 16,000 cyclists were injured on the roads in 2021, and those are just the incidents that are reported to the Police. Being involved in a cycling crash is a shock. Your bike may be mangled, your possessions scattered and you will probably hurt somewhere....
