Day-to-day we all face scenarios that, through the potential negligence of others, could lead to personal injury. Walking outside on the way work or to the shops could lead to a trip and injury, which could have been prevented by proper maintenance by the area0s local authority. Similarly, accidents at work or shopping could be prevented by your employer or the shop in question.
Some detractors view personal injury cases as frivolous, as a way for claimants to receive substantial sums of money based on exaggerated statements regarding the occurrence of the accident and the extent of any injuries sustained. This view stems from high-profile cases like that of Brian Piccolo, a London commuter who in 2003 slipped on a petal outside a flower shop at Marylebone Station, central London, whose case went to court last year, where he pursued a personal claim of 01.5 million.
However, most personal injury cases that are won by the claimant do not award them anywhere near this amount of money, often being just enough to cover loss of earnings and care costs with little in the way of egregious profit. Knowing whether or not you have a genuine […]

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