Showing posts with label injury. Show all posts
Showing posts with label injury. Show all posts

Wednesday, 7 December 2011

B rejuvenated – natural food supplement is a tournament winners dream

All sporting enthusiasts, amateur or professional, will have an injury story to tell.

Previous back pain sufferer Golfer Carl Mason, winner of 25 titles including European Seniors Tour Order of Merit had to back out of a number of tournaments early in the 2011 season and constantly had the thought of not winning a tournament at the back of his mind.

Mason experienced a breakthrough following an appointment with his orthopaedic specialist and happily says “I have been taking B rejuvenated Pure Collagen Capsules for over 3 months now and the difference has been quite remarkable. Taking them religiously every day, I can now say that I have full mobility.”

Collagen, the body supporting protein, begins to deplete naturally from the age of 25. The intake of hydrolysed collagen - especially in the high bio-available form of B rejuvenated - has been found to restore collagen levels and thereby help repair ligaments, cartilage and bon as well as reduce joint pain.

Mason adds “For all of you club golfers and pros alike, who suffer little niggles or more serious discomfort during your game, I can thoroughly endorse B rejuvenated Pure Collagen Capsules as an adjunct to keeping supple and helping to repair your joints and muscle sprains you might get not just through playing as a result of war and tear over the years! Most importantly the collagen is pure and contains NO performance enhancing drugs that we might get tested for under tournament rules.”

To learn more about B rejuvenated Pure Collagen visit www.alicsur.com

Tuesday, 29 November 2011

Access Legal contributes to 'Aspire' charity

Access Legal, the consumer brand of national law firm Shoosmiths, has raised in excess of £30,000 for Aspire, a charity that provides practical support for individuals suffering spinal cord injuries. The charity is one of the firm's 2010 nominated charity partners.

Access Legal had originally pledged to raise £25,000 for Aspire, but exceeded its initial pledge by an £5,000. This donation will allow Aspire to pursue its mission to help people with spinal cord injuries live their life as well as they can.

The fundraising effort involved a variety of events, including challenges that the Access Legal staff underwent in exchange for sponsorship from friends, family and co-workers. Some staff members went sky diving to raise money for the cause, while others participated in a 10k fun run.

One of the most difficult challenges completed by Access Legal staff was a sponsored swim across the English Channel. Additionally, employees of Access Legal took part in a rugby game against the London Wheelchair Rugby team and some staff members underwent the 177-mile Offa's Dyke challenge.

The Aspire charity's mission ties in closely with the Access Legal brand, which provides personal injury claim services for people who have suffered spinal cord injuries. At the opening of Aspire's newest specialist home for those paralysed through spinal injury, members of Access Legal's staff were in attendance to show the support for the charity's cause. 

The staff members who attended the opening event for Aspire's Buckingham House included: catastrophic injuries expert Chris McKinney, mixed liability department head Sarah Lake, trainee solicitor Oliver Spicer and campaign assistant Georgia Baillieu.

Every year people across the UK suffer from spinal cord injuries, which can cause partial or full paralysis. Such injuries are often caused by road traffic accidents, but may also be a result of falls or sport-related contact. Access Legal from Shoosmith is determined to offer the victims of spinal injuries the legal services they deserve and to help its charity partner, Aspire, provide them with specialist living facilities.

FATFILE:
Access Legal from Shoosmiths is the new consumer brand of top 30 national law firm Shoosmiths. From offices in Basingstoke, Birmingham, Manchester, Milton Keynes, Northampton, Nottingham, Reading and Southampton, access legal from Shoosmiths offers more than 100 legal services to individuals, including access to no win no fee solicitors

Services have been grouped under seven headings: conveyancing; legal disputes; medical negligence; motoring law; personal injury; and wills, family and wealth. Access Legal from Shoosmiths makes it easier for people to get specialist advice from legal professionals. Shoosmiths has more than 150 years' experience and advises household name corporate clients.

www.access-legal.co.uk

Wednesday, 10 August 2011

Serious Law Explain The Difference Compensation Can Make Following A Personal Injury

Whilst not wanting to help push the so-called claims culture, That's Health brings you this information because we realise that some people have genuinely been injured and need help and support. Some of it financial. We bring this article to yuor attention on that basis:

If you have been injured as a result of an accident that was not your fault, you will be entitled to claim compensation, and for many taking part in personal injury claims the entire process can be a daunting one. This puts many people off making a claim, and being awarded what is rightfully theirs.

Your greatest asset in a personal injury case is having the right solicitor on your side. Serious Law have over 20 years experience in this area and can offer you the best help and advice during this difficult time.

A solicitor who specialises in your particular injury, for example brain injury claims or spinal injury claims, will also have contacts you may find useful, such as medical experts or charities dealing with such injuries.

If you’re unable to work due to your injury, you must submit evidence of any loss of wages. This will increase the compensation you receive in order to factor this in. Compensation can allow you to concentrate on recovery by alleviating the stress of money worries.

To make the first steps in your personal injury claim contact Serious Law now on 0800 61 66 81.

Sunday, 17 July 2011

Back to Basic as Charity Fundraisers Open New Facility for People with Brain Injuries

A new facility to help people with serious brain injuries has opened in Salford thanks to the fundraising efforts of kindhearted staff at an Altrincham-based motorcycle insurance firm.

Marathon runs, cycle rides and even a trek across Arctic waste lands were among activities undertaken by employees of Carole Nash in aid of the Brain & Spinal Injuries Centre (BASIC). The £15,000 they raised covered the cost of a conservatory extension to the charity’s specialist BodyBASIC gym. This now houses three high tec machines which will help hundreds of brain injured people every year to recover their balance, gait, posture and ability to support their own weight.

The new facility was officially opened by Carole Nash’s chief executive, David Newman, who himself raised several thousand pounds undertaking a gruelling expedition to the North Pole. Fellow director Simon Jackson also made a major contribution by completing the Great North Run with a team of Carole Nash employees. Other activities which the company’s staff used to raise money included a Manchester to Blackpool cycle ride and a sponsored walk from Styal to popular bikers’ haunt, the Cat and Fiddle pub near Macclesfield.

BASIC fundraiser Andy Golightly said that the support of Carole Nash staff had been vital. “We’re incredibly grateful firstly that Carole Nash nominated BASIC as the company’s Charity of the Year and secondly that so many staff got involved and raised so much money. Without them and their efforts our 450 clients would have been denied access to an invaluable facility which will improve their health and wellbeing and lead to a better quality of life.”

The BodyBASIC gym is just one of over thirty services provided by BASIC which also includes counselling, complementary therapy, vocational guidance and practical advice. Over their 25-year history they have developed into a unique, innovative and diverse organisation and are professional experts at rebuilding lives following brain and spinal injury.

Opening the gym extension David Newman said: “I am immensely proud of the way Carole Nash as a whole got behind this major fundraising challenge. It fills me with such pride to now be stood here seeing how that money has been used and knowing that so many lives will be improved by this facility and the brilliant staff who operate it. This can only add to the already magnificent work that BASIC does and which my colleagues and I have previously witnessed first hand when visiting the centre.”

FACTFILE:
BASIC was founded by Bolton businessman Derek Gaskell after his wife returned home following life saving brain surgery at Hope Hospital, Salford. Initially she was unable to do anything for herself being incapable of walking or talking and suffering depression. Over many years she made a good recovery but affected by the experience Mr. Gaskell launched Neurosurgical Research (later named the Brain & Spinal Injuries Centre) in 1986.

Today it provides counselling, information and support services locally, regionally and nationally for patients and their families. Its achievements include funding life-saving technology for the Greater Manchester Clinical Neuroscience Centre and the UK’s first specialist subarachnoid haemorrhage nurse. For further details visit http://basiccharity.org.uk.

Carole Nash was ranked as the UK’s 40th biggest UK insurance broker in August 2010 by Insurance Times magazine and employs over employs over 300 staff in the UK and in Ireland. It provides insurance for some 300,000 classic, vintage, modern, custom and off road motorcycles – around 20 percent of all licensed machines. Its market-leading status has also been confirmed by the independent bikers’ survey, RiDER Power, which has found the company the Most Used Broker in 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009. The company is also a leading player in the classic car sector with its portfolio also spanning modern car, van, military vehicle, travel and home insurance.

Wednesday, 13 July 2011

Personal injury. What you should do

Whilst it is not the intention of That's Health to promote the so-called “compensation culture” there are times when someone has received a personal injury that has potential life-changing consequences. Perhaps that is why you are now at home reading That's Health?

So if you have been unfortunate enough to suffer a personal injury that was not your fault, then you will need all the help, assistance and support possible, and that will come in the form of a personal injury solicitor who is experienced and skilled within in this area of the law.

Serious Law have over 20 years experience, and will ensure you receive all of the compensation which you are entitled to. Important if you or a loved one needs specialist or attention.

Serious Law solicitors will firstly prioritise your immediate situation, and ensure you have the expert help and assistance that is required. This can mean initial immediate funding for nurses, carers, or home or vehicle adaptations. You may find that you are unable to work due to your brain injury and your solicitor will know the financial help you are entitled to from the State, not to mention fighting for your rightful compensation.

The next approach Serious Law solicitors will take is to gather all the info necessary for your accident claim. This will include witnesses, details of the accident, and receipts for any expenses you have incurred as a result of your accident. Additionally, you may be assessed by an independent medic, who can determine the long term effects of your injury.

To find out more speak to their friendly team of experts by calling Serious Law on 0800 61 66 81. Or you can visit their website at www.seriousinjurylaw.co.uk

Monday, 27 June 2011

How Serious Law can help following a brain injury

Suffering a brain injury can have a catastrophic impact on your life, it is a daunting prospect knowing who to turn after such an injury has occurred.

Choosing to claim compensation for this type of injury will not only allow you peace of mind when worrying about the impact the event will have on your earning capability, it will also financially support you and your family who may be in a vulnerable position caring for you following such a serious injury.

Why Serious Law?
Serious Law has over 20 years experience of working with those affected by brain injury, and so argue that they are in the best position to offer help and advice. Their services have been developed based on their experiences working with people like yourself, and they work with medical professionals and leading brain and head injury charities to provide their clients with the best possible assistance during this difficult time.

What help can you receive?
Substantial brain injury compensation awards are possible for those who have suffered from a brain injury that was not their fault. So far, Serious Law have secured over £300 million in personal injury cases, and for some clients who have sustained brain and head injury, in excess of £5 million is possible.

Quite apart from the monetary compensation, more practical assistance can be offered by the specialists at Serious Law. They can arrange private nursing, rehabilitation solutions and modifications to housing and vehicles at no cost to their client.

Contact Serious Law now on 0800 61 66 81.

(EDITOR: Whilst there are some who argue against the so-called compensation culture, it is good to know that if someone has received a brain injury through no fault of their own that has impacted on their abilities to earn a living or to function in their roles as wife, husband or parent, that there are people like Serious Law who can offer skilled advice and legal representation, should this be required.)


Tuesday, 17 May 2011

Serious Law have the expertise needed in a brain injury solicitor

It is sad to say but, in many cases, brain trauma is caused as a result of the negligence of someone else. Somebody, somewhere, just did not think, and someone else has to pay the price for their negligence.

If you or your loved one has suffered this type of injury it is important to seek expert representation in this area to make an accident claim.

Serious Law have over 20 years experience in this area and ensure their clients are kept informed of the process and supported every step of the way. Serious Law have many factors which make them ideal to represent in such cases.

Firstly they are accredited by the Solicitors Regulation Authority, and have won many substantial compensation awards for their clients totalling several million pounds. They employ accommodation specialists to advise on adaptations to homes and vehicles of those who are injured, and importantly they have access to 24 hour nursing care to support those affected.

Serious Law solicitors do not stop supporting their clients even when they have won a case, they provide a lifetime of support and help to ensure your future is protected after an injury which was not your fault.

If you have suffered a brain injury in an accident then start getting the assistance and brain injury compensation you deserve by contacting Serious Law on 0800 61 66 81.

Thursday, 14 April 2011

Brain injury. Help when you need it


The injustice of being robbed of the right to a basic standard of life that a brain injury can result in is something no financial gain can ever really put right. This is a statement that may ring true with many.

But whilst that is true, a successful brain injury claim could provide the foundation to making a recovery, providing assistance in funding therapy and private care.

Brain injuries are complex. This means the applicable criteria for a brain injury solicitor is much more specific than that of a solicitor dealing with a typical accident claim. A brain injury solicitor is crucial when making a brain injury claim.

But, the small number of serious injury law firms may not fill those looking to make a brain injury compensation claim with much confidence.

However, there are several factors that might make finding a brain injury solicitor a little easier, specifically focusing on the accreditations the firm holds.

In the case of finding a brain injury solicitor, the accreditation to be sought is that of Headway.

Headway are the brain injury association charity; any serious injury law firm accredited by Headway and other such brain injury charities are likely to have brain injury solicitors on their books. A good brain injury solicitor is always an asset to a brain injury compensation claim.