Cycling on the roads comes with its inherent risks, especially when sharing space with motor vehicles. If you’re a cyclist involved in an accident with a motorist, it’s essential to understand your rights and when you can make a claim against the driver.
When you’ve been involved in a cycling accident, it’s crucial to act promptly, not only to ensure your well-being but also to protect your legal rights. One of the most important aspects to consider is the timeframe within which you can file a claim for compensation.
Cycling is a popular and eco-friendly mode of transportation; however, accidents can happen, and when they do, it’s important to understand your rights and what you can claim for.
The UK is facing a mounting issue with approximately 2 million potholes, indicating a deteriorating condition of the country’s infrastructure.
A March study analysing government statistics and conducted by a price-comparison site unveiled that the Blackburn with Darwen council area had 76% of its roads in need of repair, with Bristol close behind at 78.5%.
Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) can result in lifelong complications, even if the TBI was relatively moderate. Making a claim for compensation is often essential to not only cover the loss of income due to a patient not being able to work following a TBI, but also to swiftly access and fund rehabilitation.
15th January 2022 is National Pothole Day, and it got us thinking here at Nicholson Jones Sutton about those pesky potholes and how they might impact you…
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