We make a difficult situation easy for you with these actions 1 . Home visits so you can speak to a solicitor face to face so we understand your claim and discuss any problems. 2.  All legal documents explained so you receive 100% of your compensation 3.&n

When a Dream holiday turns into a nightmare    Mark Burgess has practised as a Specialist Personal Injury lawyer at Bartletts for 28 years and handled a wide variety of accidents on holiday both abroad and in the UK.   More Brits travel

Tripping accident claims ip parks or  on recreational areas owned by the Council are brought against the Council by virtue of the duties imposed upon them by the Occupiers' Liability Act 1957.   A critical issue is when does a visitor stray from being a lawful

Very complicated issues can arise where a person is the named person insured to drive a car, but then allows a friend to drive the vehicle, who is then an uninsured driver , and crashes.   The passenger (who is the only named person

Please note that our offices are closed over the Festive period from Friday 23rd  December 2011 at 5.00 p.m       to           Tuesday 3rd   January 2012   9.00 a.m .

Congratulations to our Andy Bloxham for once again completing the annual 5k Birchwood Santa Dash in aid of Brainwave North West. A respectable top ten finish (i.e. 10th) in this years showery race but a sharp decline from last years more credible 4th place, a fall in perform

Which have been the most important cases in 2011?   Dailing -v- R J Heale & Co Ltd 2011 EWCA Civ 329  where the claimant a ceiling fixer fell at work and sustained head and back injuries and began to drink heavily. Three years

European law is not all bad European law is not all bad. We have settled a case where the driver who caused the accident was driving a hire car. The hirer did not report the accident to the hire company, and so the insurance company for the hire company said that

The Law Society Gazette reported The Law Society Gazette reported the need for a wholesale training review including the pathway to qualification and continuing professional development, a move we fully support given the need for specialisation, as there are too m