Personal Injury Resources & Guides

Duty of care in law is the responsibility certain people and organisations have to ensure no one suffers any harm. It’s a legal obligation to keep people as safe as possible.

Carrie Tennick, May 24, 2021

In most cases you'll have three years to make a personal injury claim. But can you claim for an accident after three years?

Carrie Tennick, May 07, 2021

A litigation friend makes decisions about a legal case on behalf of someone who is unable to. This could be a child or an adult who lacks mental capacity.

Carrie Tennick, April 19, 2021

Anyone who occupies a property has a duty of care to those who visit, so they could be liable for an accident that happens there.

Carrie Tennick, February 19, 2021

There are some situations where you may be able to make a claim even if your actions contributed to the crash.

Carrie Tennick, October 13, 2020

Here are some of our top tips for making a compensation claim after you’ve been injured in an accident that wasn’t your fault.

Carrie Tennick, September 16, 2020

When you've had an accident, you may worry that your compensation will be taxed. Our guide walks you through whether that's true.

Carrie Tennick, March 24, 2020

Accident injury solicitors are here to get you justice after being hurt through no fault of your own. To find out how First4Lawyers can help, get in touch.

Carrie Tennick, July 30, 2020

If you work with electricity – and many professions outside of electricians do – you’ll know how dangerous it can be. We've put this guide together to help if you do find yourself suffering an electric shock at work.

Reviewed by Jacqueline Busby, Head of Legal Services, March 12, 2020