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Some of our recent cases

Mr C and Mr L were Fire-Fighters who were called out to an abandoned warehouse after arsonists had set a fork lift truck alight.  As they approached the fork lift truck one of the tyres exploded and they were thrown to the ground.  They had not been provided with suitable hearing protection and suffered tinnitus as well as physical and psychological injuries.

After a lengthy legal battle spanning nearly five years, the Defendant Fire Service finally conceded liability and the claims settled in the sums of £65,000.00 and £37,500.00 respectively.

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Miss C accepted a lift of a work colleague, unaware that the colleague was under the influence of both alcohol and drugs, possessed no valid insurance and had taken the vehicle without consent.The driver lost control of the vehicle causing it to roll onto its side, with the Claimant's head being forced through the smashed rear window and scraped along the road.

She suffered significant injuries to her head which resulted in medical reports being obtained from Consultants in Plastic Surgery, Trichology and Psychiatry and the claim ultimately settled after the commencement of Court proceedings for £24,500.00.

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The Claimant, Mrs S, tripped over raised tarmac outside a supermarket and fractured her hip.  Due to her age this meant she was restricted in her daily routine and required care and assistance around the home for some time.  The insurers of the area where the Claimant fell accepted fault for the accident and the claim was ultimately settled in the sum of £22,500.00. 

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Miss S attended the Defendant's beauty salon shortly before going on holiday in order to have her eyelashes tinted.  The tint was incorrectly applied resulting in the Claimant suffering a burning sensation in her eyes and damage to her tear ducts.  Her holiday was ruined and she remained in pain for some time.

The Salon's insurers accepted the accident was their fault and the Claimant received £8,000.00 by way of compensation.

Charity Work - Greg's Abseil

In April 2008, Greg abseiled down the Europa Hotel in Belfast in aid of Action Cancer, a charity based in Northern Ireland. By descending more than 180 feet down the side of the hotel Greg raised over £600 for the charity.

Charity Work - Race for Life

Pictured above are the 'girls' of Manners Pimblett taking part in this years Race for Life which took place at Woodbank Park, Stockport and after a 5K run which was successfully completed, they managed to raise in excess of £300.00 for Cancer Research UK.

    

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