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The Importance of Access to Justice in Personal Injury Claims

Worrying about legal costs should not stop you from seeking justice after an injury. This article explains how no win, no fee agreements can make personal injury claims more accessible,...

September 30, 2026
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  • personal-injury

Pre-Medical Offers: Why Medical Evidence Matters

A pre-medical offer may seem like a quick and convenient way to settle a personal injury claim but accepting too early could leave you undercompensated. This article explains the importance...

September 28, 2026
Opinion
  • amputation
  • personal-injury

O2 Climb To Raise Funds For The Limbless Association on 2 October 2026

With less than 8 days to go to the big climb up the O2 in Greenwich, it is time for me to offer some words of support, but more than…

September 23, 2026
Opinion
  • personal-injury

How Do You Explain The Level Of Pain When Making A Claim?

Pain is deeply personal, and two people with the same injury can experience entirely different consequences. This blog explores how subjective pain, lifestyle impact and lived experience are assessed in...

September 16, 2026
Opinion
  • amputation
  • personal-injury

Behind Every Device Is A Story: Our Experience At The BAPO Regional Conference 2026

I had the pleasure of attending the BAPO Regional Conference in Wales with my colleague Ruchi Fowle on 3rd-4th September 2026. The Theme was “Beyond the device”. This was particularly…

September 10, 2026
Opinion
  • amputation
  • Personal Injury Lawyers

The Limbless Association: Wheels. Walk. Talk. Hanningford Reservoir: Thursday 27th August 2026

            As a member of the Personal Injury team here at Hodge Jones & Allen Solicitors I am part of the Limbless Association’s Legal Panel.…

September 9, 2026
Opinion
  • Personal Injury Lawyers

Why Do Personal Injury Lawyers Ask For Medical Records?

Medical records can provide important evidence in a personal injury claim, helping to show how your health has been affected by an accident. Find out why solicitors request your full...

September 8, 2026
Opinion
  • fatal-injury
  • inquest
  • personal-injury
  • road-traffic-accident

Another Mock Inquest with Real Benefits: Mock Coroner’s Inquest 2026

This year’s Mock Coroner’s Inquest brought together over 100 professionals from EEAS, Essex Police and Broomfield Hospital to deepen understanding of the coronial process. Building on the success of the...

August 20, 2026
Opinion
  • personal-injury

National Road Victim Month: A Time for Remembrance and Road Safety Awareness

National Road Victim Month is a time to honour those killed or seriously injured on UK roads and to recognise the profound impact collisions have on families and communities. It...

August 7, 2026
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  • cyclist
  • road-traffic-accident
  • serious-injury

Bicycle Accidents: Staying Safe on UK Roads

Cycling is a healthy and sustainable way to travel, but accidents can occur without warning. Understanding common causes, recognising hazards, and following the UK Highway Code can help reduce risk...

August 6, 2026
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  • cyclist
  • road-traffic-accident

Summer Cycling and E-Bike Injuries: What Are Your Rights?

Summer brings increased cycling and e‑bike use, along with a higher risk of accidents on busy roads and shared spaces. If you are injured, you may be entitled to pursue...

July 8, 2026
Opinion
  • personal-injury
  • rehabilitation
  • serious-injury

The Power of Time – Early Rehabilitation

At the 2026 Power of Time conference in Manchester, Dorset Orthopaedic brought together patients, clinicians and innovators to demonstrate how timely, holistic rehabilitation transforms lives. From groundbreaking prosthetic technology to...

June 24, 2026
Opinion
  • personal-injury

Child Safety Week : Small Steps, Big Protection: Why Child Safety Week Matters More Than Ever

Child Safety Week is a timely reminder that small actions can make a big difference in preventing serious childhood injuries. From falls and burns to chemical ingestion and playground accidents,...

Opinion
  • personal-injury
  • road-traffic-accident

World Bicycle Day 2026: What Cyclists Need to Know About Safety and Accident Claims

World Bicycle Day 2026 is an opportunity to celebrate the many benefits of cycling, from improving health and wellbeing to reducing congestion and pollution. It is also a timely reminder...

June 3, 2026
Opinion
  • brain-injury
  • personal-injury

Supporting Survivors of Brain Injury and Spreading Awareness During Action for Brain Injury Week 2026

Action for Brain Injury Week 2026 shines a light on the often invisible and life-changing impact of brain injuries on individuals and their families. From cognitive and emotional challenges to...

May 18, 2026
Opinion
  • amputation
  • personal-injury

BAPO (The British Association of Prosthetics and Orthotics) Awareness Campaign

Following attendance at the BAPO Regional Conference in Oxford, we reflect on the inspiring stories, innovative discussions and collaborative work driving awareness for prosthetics and orthotics services across the UK....

May 8, 2026
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  • personal-injury

How is My Personal Injury Claim Valued?

Understanding how a personal injury claim is valued can help you make sense of the compensation process after an accident. Valuation is based on medical evidence, the severity of your...

April 22, 2026
Opinion
  • accident-at work
  • Personal Injury Lawyers

London Legal Podcast – Personal Injury: Accidents At Work

In this episode, Personal Injury Partner Daniel Denton and Paralegal Jack Foran discuss accidents at work, common workplace injuries, and the realities of pursuing a personal injury claim. They also...

April 21, 2026
Opinion
  • personal-injury

Reasons To Avoid Using AI To Provide Information To Your Solicitor

AI tools may seem helpful, but when it comes to your personal injury claim, they can introduce inaccuracies, alter your account, and weaken your credibility. Your solicitor needs your genuine...

April 7, 2026
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  • accident-in-public-spaces
  • personal-injury

Valentine’s Day Injuries in Restaurants and Bars: Who Is Liable and What Are Your Rights?

Valentine’s Day is one of the busiest nights for restaurants and bars, bringing higher footfall and increased risk of accidents. From slips and spills to service-related injuries and altercations, establishments...

February 13, 2026
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