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If you have suffered an
injury at work then you might
be entitled to claim compensation. We can deal with your
case and have expert solicitors nationwide ready to act
on your behalf.
Accidents at work - personal injury in the Liverpool
and Merseyside area
An employer must always carry out a risk assessment
in the form of an investigation conducted to identify
whether any particular act or operation gives rise to a
safety risk or hazard.
If they fail to do so and an employee suffered injury
- the employer will be liable. If you have had an
accident at work in the Liverpool or Merseyside area
find out today whether you can claim compensation. We
can deal with your claim NOW and usually accept cases
within 24 hours.
You will only be examined by local Liverpool based
medical doctors and if any treatment is recommended to
help your recovery this will also be organised by local
experts. With our service you are guaranteed:
100% of your compensation
No costs to pay at any stage
Claims accepted immediately
If your case is accepted, we do not charge for our
legal fees (find
out why) nor do you pay for medical reports to
assess your personal injury and support the accident at
work claim.
Please also read:
Your rights to sick pay or ssp whilst absent following
an injury.
Reporting cases to The Health & safety executive
A dumper left a track and fell
into a flooded quarry trapping the driver and drowning
him
- 1st April 2010
A cherry picker operator died after it overturned, it
was found that it had not been stabilised correctly
- 31st March 2010 * Provisional figures of work-related fatal injuries
in Great Britain issued by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) this week reveal that 228 workers lost
their lives as a result of accidents/incidents at work
in 2007/08. 4th July 2008
Vibration injury victim wins compensation - 2nd
October 2008
Millions
at risk from vibration injury at work - 01.07.2008
HSE warn that there is NO safe level of exposure to
asbestos - 01.07.08 The
new
Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2007
SI No 320 (CMD 2007) came into force in Great Britain
during 2007 and aim to reduce the number of construction
related accidents and injuries. [December 2007]
Government outline new plans to reduce the numbers of
those claiming inappropriate sickness benefits -
27th November 2007
HSE warn construction bosses to get serious when it
comes to falls and trips on building sites [18th
July 2007]
The Claims Connection accident at work
personal injury Liverpool, Runcorn, Bootle, Southport,
Birkenhead, Wirral, St Helens, Widnes area - UK Accident
at work personal injury compensation.
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website -
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