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What Causes a Whiplash?

May 24, 2013

Whiplash is caused by an abrupt jerking motion of the head, either backwards or forwards, and often occurs as a result of a road traffic accident. These accidents don’t have to be severe or the vehicles involved to be travelling … Continue reading →

Lord Rennard sex scandal

February 27, 2013

Whether or not you are interested in politics, if you keep up with the news, you’ll know all about the scandal that has struck the Liberal Democrat party over accusations against Lord Rennard. The accusations are of sexually inappropriate behaviour … Continue reading →

What happened to innocent until proven guilty?

February 22, 2013

The origins of an adversarial system date back to 1215 Magna Carta. Prosecution attempts to prove its case beyond reasonable doubt and defence to prevent the prosecution from proving guilt. Yet despite an important guarantee of liberty in a system, … Continue reading →

Pistorius had previous for domestic violence

February 19, 2013

If you enjoy keeping up to date with international news, you can’t help but escape the story of Pistorius and his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp, whom he allegedly shot. Much of the media is discussing the demise of a sports icon, … Continue reading →

What are barristers for?

February 18, 2013

No system of justice worth its name – be it criminal or civil – should prevent the rigorous scrutiny of evidence. Barristers who are wholly independent of the state and of any vested interest are an essential part of the … Continue reading →

New pregnancy guideline on managing physical activity at work

February 14, 2013

A new pregnancy guideline on the management of physical activity in the workplace is published today by the Health and Work Development Unit, a partnership between the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) and the Faculty of Occupational Medicine. The new … Continue reading →

Findings of final report of the Francis Inquiry

The final report of the Francis Inquiry into Mid Staffordshire Trust is published today. We must accept that there were issues within the Trust that led to poor clinical and professional standards and these impacted tragically on patient outcomes. The … Continue reading →

Why did police not let victim Frances Andrade have counselling?

February 12, 2013

Frances Andrade, a 48 year old mother and wife, commit suicide less than a week after she gave evidence in a trial at Manchester Crown Court. The violin teacher was testifying against Michael Brewer, who abused her more than thirty … Continue reading →

Super hero sized steps for T? Hafan

February 11, 2013

Take super hero sized steps to raise money for T? Hafan. Join Victorious Claims for our Charity Hospice Week themed walk and help children like Harry (pictured left). T? Hafan is providing comfort, care and support to more life-limited children, … Continue reading →

Insurers say 13 year old girl is to blame for car accident that left her disabled

February 7, 2013

An age-old question: when should children be held responsible for their actions? Well according to the Insurers Churchill, a teenage girl is to blame for her brain damage because she shouldn’t have walked down a dark country lane without high … Continue reading →