Malcolm, one of our senior personal injury solicitors, recently acted for a client who was injured whilst working as a security guard on a site. He was taking a break in a portacabin when the chair he was sat on snapped, causing him a back injury. The chair was not...

Alastair recently managed to obtain £20,000.00 for a client who was involved in a hit-and-run which left his client with crushing injuries to his foot. The Police dropped the case in the first instance as there was no evidence to link the Defendant with the incident....

Malcolm Horner recently acted in a claim for a client who was shopping Sports Direct when she tripped over a portable clothes rail that had been left sticking out in the normal shopping aisle by an employee of the shop. The Solicitors for Sports Direct denied...

We were recently instructed on behalf of a Claimant who was run over whilst she was crossing the road.  She sustained potentially life changing injuries, sustaining fractures to her neck and back that required surgical stabilisation. After obtaining medical evidence...

Adam Horner recently afternoon for a gentleman who slipped at work on a wet floor. The Defendant insurer denied liability stating that the client must have been aware of the wet floor and should have taken greater care. The injuries were a knee injury which may...

Our client, a private individual, had been a landlord renting out his former home under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement. At the expiry of the tenancy, needing to move back into his property due to impending financial difficulties, our client sought to take...

Malcolm Horner, Head of Personal Injury, recently acted for a man who was cycling along a service road in South Manchester when he suddenly came upon some road works round a slight bend and he was unable to stop before road works resulting in him fracturing his...

Malcolm Horner recently acted for a man in respect of an accident at work back in 2014 where he was assembling beds in a factory. The bed was positioned on a table and the Claimant was stretching a bed-spring. The table was faulty as the top of it was unstable and the...

We recently assisted a client, whose business concerned the rent of Houses of Multiple Occupation (HMOs) and had got into difficulties with a tenant who had not only stopped paying rent, but who had also been using the accommodation for illegal activities. The client...

Our clients were a married couple who had engaged the services of local builders to carry out extensive renovation works at their home. Not only was the work not completed, but it was found have failed to meet the minimum Building Regulations requirements, as well as...

Our client was a private individual who had rented out a residential property by way of an assured shorthold tenancy and managed by a letting agency. The full term of the tenancy had come to an end and he wished to sell the property with vacant possession. We dealt...

We recently successfully defended a client who was prosecuted for failing to disclose driver details and speeding. The client, a local businessman with a clean driving licence, had received a notice of intended prosecution (NIP) for a speeding offence. The driver at...