Latest News

The coronavirus crisis will have many long-term consequences – among them is a potential shift in attitudes towards remote workers as employers realize that many of us can be fully productive without travelling to the office five days a week.

The UK’s Supreme Court has confirmed that insurers can be liable for accidents that take place on private land, even in cases where the driver is not covered.

No matter where you work or what you do for a living, there are always practical steps you can take to reduce the likelihood of a workplace accident.

It goes without saying that forklift trucks and other heavy load vehicles are a significant workplace hazard and have the potential to do great harm to an individual.

According to Health and Safety Executive (HSE) research, only 19% of relevant employers are taking appropriate action to curtail asthmagen risks.

We live in a time when mental health awareness and advocacy — a subject previously considered less important than physical health and safety risks — is resurgent in both the private and professional spheres.

A personal injury claimant who stated he had ‘stopped all running’ and was only doing ‘a bit of cycling’ has been found fundamentally dishonest at Bristol County Court.

A recent series of rulings by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) are evidence that increasingly, there is nowhere to hide for employers who…

When most people think of health and safety and the type of professions that involve risk, their thoughts probably turn to roles that involve obvious physical danger – say, construction workers climbing up scaffolding or farmers working with heavy agricultural machinery.

The festive season is a time for parties, overflowing drinks and general indulgence…

The insurance industry and Government has long been suspicious of fraudulent…

A national personal injury firm has released its research into the claims made by the Insurance Industry…