Experience days, whether it’s a helicopter ride, race car driving, or a hot air balloon flight, are popular in the UK as unique gifts and leisure activities.

Every year on 28 April , the world comes together to recognise a global initiative dedicated to fostering safe, healthy, and sustainable workplaces.

 Understanding what qualifies as a catastrophic injury and how the claims process works can help those affected, or their loved ones, to seek the compensation they are entitled to.

You don’t necessarily need statistics to tell you that cycling continues to be popular across the United Kingdom as both a recreational activity and a sustainable mode of transport. All you have to do is go out at any time of day or night, in any weather, and you'll encounter plenty of cyclists on our roads. But how safe is it out there for bike riders?

Suffering an amputation at work is a life-changing event, both physically and emotionally.

One of the most common reasons injured people are reluctant to make a claim or they delay making a claim is when they believe that they were partly at fault. This is where contributory negligence comes in.

At Switalskis, we speak to motorcyclists over the phone, and listen to the details of their accident to help them determine whether they can make a claim. In most cases, we then offer representation on a ‘no win, no fee’ basis. Read on to discover how we can help you with your motorcycle accident claim funding too.

When we take on an amputation claim, our priority is not just securing financial compensation, but ensuring that our client gets the best possible rehabilitation and long-term care.