As we continue to support Brain Tumour Awareness Month, our Court of Protection team have prepared a facts guide and examples of situations where they may be able to assist you or a loved one.

Today is the start of Brain Tumour Awareness Month, the Charity Brain Tumour Research has begun campaigning to raise awareness and urging supporters to get involved to find a cure.

An e-scooter rider, injured when overtaking a bus in London, could be used as a test case to establish liability rules for e-scooters being driven illegally on public roads. The e-scooter driver suffered multiple rib fractures, a dislocated shoulder and a collapsed lung due to the accident.

As Road Safety Week draws to a close it is important to raise awareness of the importance of celebrating our Road Safety Heroes.

As we continue to support #RoadSafetyWeek, our Personal Injury team have created a simple guide of what you can expect should you find yourself having to contact our team after falling victim to a road crash.

At Ramsdens, we are supporting Road Safety Week which takes place this week across 15th-21st September. We are encouraging you to “be a road safety hero.”

As our Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence team continue to support International Brain Tumour Awareness Week, we have prepared a simple guide explaining what you can expect, should you find yourself in the position of having to seek legal advice relating to the misdiagnosis, delay or difficulties experienced with treatment of a brain tumour.

Today is National Burns Awareness Day, a day to raise awareness of burns victims across the country. Children’s Burns Trust works alongside the British Burns Association to raise awareness and grow the momentum of the National Burn Awareness Day each year. This year’s theme is #BeBurnsAware. A burn injury is for life.