If you've been in a car accident, you know how quickly your life can change. Accidents can cause a range of injuries, some of which are minor, while others are serious or life-changing. When an accident happens, the first thing most people think about is their health, particularly if they have been affected by a serious injury. It may help to know that you can often claim compensation to support your recovery and address any financial losses caused by an accident.

If you’ve been involved in an accident and believe a cyclist was at fault, you may be wondering whether you can claim compensation. A bike accident may result in more serious injuries to the cyclist than anyone else involved. Nevertheless, whether you were the driver of a car, a passenger or another person involved in the collision, you may be able to seek compensation if the accident was not your fault.

Playgrounds are meant to be places where children can explore, climb, run and test their confidence. A few bumps and scrapes are part of growing up, and most playground accidents are minor. But some injuries are more serious, often because a playground was not as safe as it should have been. 

If you have gone through the traumatic experience of losing a limb following a road traffic accident, you are likely facing a number of questions and uncertainties. Your immediate focus may be on treatment and recovery, but it is also natural to think about how your life may change in the weeks and months ahead. Concerns about your independence, ability to work and financial stability are likely to play on your mind. 

Being hit by a car can cause serious, sometimes life-changing injuries and long recovery periods. If the accident was due to someone else’s negligence, you may have the legal right to make a pedestrian accident compensation claim to seek justice.

On Thursday 5th March 2026, our sports injury team hosted their first conference exploring the complex relationship between sport, injury and rehabilitation. The day hosted over a hundred delegates, including a wide variety of individuals involved in sport, supporting rehabilitation and those who  advise when things go wrong.

Sport is an important part of life for many people across the country, offering physical and mental health benefits. When safety standards are not met, the consequences can be devastating.

A serious sports injury can affect far more than your ability to train or compete. For many people, it can also disrupt their income – sometimes permanently. Find out how loss of earnings is calculated when it comes to personal injury claims.