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Coles Miller is supporting Action for Brain Injury Week (May 14-20 2018), which is organised by the charity Headway. | ||
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Driving at low speed is vital in reducing the probability of road accidents and their impact when they do occur. Speed Down Saves Lives is the theme of Road Safety Week (20-26 November 2017). | ||
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Coles Miller’s personal injury lawyers are seeing more compensation claims from care workers who have suffered back and hip injuries. | ||
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They are supporting Injury Prevention Day later this month (August 16 2017). | ||
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Mr A suffered permanent injuries after a surgeon operated on the wrong part of his spine and damaged a nerve. | ||
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The nurse had suffered a burn to her left iris after a freak accident at her home in Poole. She was blowing out a candle in her garden gazebo and accidentally blew hot wax into her eye. | ||
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Many brain injury victims are young, simply because they are more likely to survive severe accidents. So they tend to be cared for by their parents. | ||
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The 59-year-old social club stewardess from Stockton-On-Tees sued her GP after he failed to diagnose her condition in time – even though her foot had already turned blue. | ||
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Road Safety Week is the biggest event of its kind in Britain. It is organised by the charity Brake. | ||
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The 49-year-old man needed surgery in February 2011 because he had a 20-year history of pain and stiffness in his left knee. | ||
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35 years with Coles Miller and we're still very happy with all your work for us. Thank you. |
