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Unmarried couples may qualify for a bereavement award

Article written by Kate Campbell-Gunn, Associate Solicitor Historically, when a person died as a result of negligence, only a limited class of people could claim for what is known as ‘bereavement damages’. As a result of the Government reviewing the award for bereavement following death in the Damages for Bereavement (Variation of Sum) (England and […]

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Personal Injury Case Study: Secondary Victim Claims

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In this article Kate Campbell-Gunn, Associate Solicitor in our Birmingham Personal Injury & Clinical Negligence Team discusses the difference between primary and secondary victims. Personal injury law recognises two sorts of victims, primary and secondary victims. A person who is injured or even killed by another’s negligence is a primary victim. In a medical perspective this would be

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