• Law Idol Winners Announced

    Thompsons Personal Injury Solicitors announce Law Idol winners: Alannah Sloss, Stirling University blog post on Accidents at Work; Stephanie Rogan, University of Strathclyde blog post on No Win No Fee Claims; Jillian Merchant, University of Strathclyde blog post on Accidents at Work; Dominic McGuire, University of Abertay blog post on No Win No Fee; Emma Phillips, Aberdeen University blog post on...
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  • BRITS SHY AWAY FROM STANDING UP FOR THEIR RIGHTS IN THE WORKPLACE

    A new study has revealed that despite the fact that 120,000 injuries were reported in the work place in the last year*, a staggering quarter of those surveyed would not make a claim if they were seriously injured using faulty or unsuitable equipment in the workplace. Muiris Lyons, president of not-for-profit campaign organisation the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL), commented:  “Many of us ...
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  • Bicycle Accidents

    Bicycle accidents are very common and can be caused by dangerous conduct of both cyclists as well as drivers. For car drivers, it is important to consider several facts in relation to cyclists in order to avoid car accidents. First of all, dangerous turning should be avoided- when taking an impatient turn, the driver may either cut off cyclist’s path or knock him or her over. Furthermore, dangerous passing (when n...
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  • Why use seat belts?

    It is a well known fact that using a seat belt in a car is directly linked to likelihood of staying alive in the case of a car accident and to the prevention of a long-term disability caused by the gained injuries. However, in numerous cases both drivers and other passengers in the car choose not to wear a seat belt. In reality, there are very few situations where it would be better not to have the seat belt on as...
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  • Unnecessary distractions whilst driving

    Any kind of distraction can cause a car accident. Often drivers will not be able to stop this, that is, in the cases when the source of distraction comes from the outside. However, there are distractions that driver can bring upon himself for example: talking on a mobile phone. In addition, there are distractions of the similar kind- eating, drinking, as well as smoking in the car, can all be or turn into serious...
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  • How to stay safe when mountain climbing

    Hill walking and mountaineering is very popular in Scotland and people come from all over the world to climb the Munros. However, even experienced climbers can get into difficulties especially when there is unexpected bad weather and problems with equipment. If you have suffered a personal injury when mountaineering which was not you fault, you may be able to claim compensation. It is important that mountaineers are...
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  • Legal Practice Management and the Cloud: A lawyer looks at LawCloud

    With the official LawCloud website having launched very recently and LawCloud itself launching officially on 2 February 2010 at Microsoft’s office in Edinburgh, it is worth a look at a lawyer's take on the LawCloud product, as featured in the Law Cloud Computing Blog here. We've had some great positive feedback from clients over the past fifteen years on our flagship legal technology product, LawWare Enterprise. G...
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