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Why you should never assume your workplace injury was your fault
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Your boss has a legal obligation to address any workplace risks and ensure your safety
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Be aware of bikers - 'Sorry mate, I didn't see you' isn't a defence
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Lianda Barnes from Digby Brown on why a blind spot doesn't mean a biker loses their rights
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Dog bite claims - why the keeper is to blame, not the animal
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In Scotland, clear legislation exists to protect victims and ensure those responsible are held to account
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The hidden risks of public transport and what you can do if you're injured
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David Nellaney from Digby Brown discusses the legal rights of injured public transport passengers and the importance of accountability
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Why putting on a brave face could cost you more than you think
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Ryan Smith from Digby Brown says that even genuine injuries can be difficult to prove without medical evidence
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Why neck injuries like whiplash need to be taken more seriously
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Ashley Sturrock from Digby Brown discusses one of the most misunderstood injuries in personal injury law
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Pothole claims - and the little-known 10cm rule that impacts justice
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Diane Cooper from Digby Brown Solicitors explains why compensation for pothole injuries is only available under very specific conditions
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Travel insurance is not necessarily the safety net you think it is
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Amputation patients deserve the right care and quality prosthetics
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Gordon Dalyell from Digby Brown Solicitors discusses how to level the playing field against insurance companies after a road traffic accident
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Reckless riding, dirt bikes, illegal e-bikes, and the law
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Catriona Headley from Digby Brown Solicitors outlines the steps to take if you are injured by a dirt bike or illegal e-bike
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Bad weather doesn't cause workplace accidents - bad bosses do
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Yes, a car passenger can recover damages, no matter who is driving
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The compensation is paid for by insurance policies, not the driver responsible for your injuries
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This is why you can't trust most personal injury calculators
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Fair compensation does not simply reflect what your injury was – it should reflect the impact that injury had on your life and your future
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Why workers need - and deserve - protection from rogue employers
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Measures must be in place to protect workers and their families if the worst happens
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Fatal accident inquiries shouldn't make victims of bereaved families
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E-scooters - and why many riders are probably breaking the law
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Currently, the law is clear that e-scooters are not allowed on public roads, footpaths, or cycle lanes
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Accident claims abroad: why you shouldn't rely on your tour operator for help
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Simon Richards of Digby Brown explains why accessing the right help and guidance is essential following a holiday nightmare
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The foundation for trustworthy and reliable guidance is clear communication
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The 'six month rule' that protects you and your faulty product claim
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You can still make a personal injury claim even if you're unsure who is at fault
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Don't believe the naysayers - self-employed workers can recover compensation
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Self-employment does not strip you of your legal right to seek help after an accident at work
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We are too often left with the wrong belief that we have no right to compensation if we are hurt, or even die
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Tech experts have explained how a new sophisticated scam using artificial intelligence is targeting 1.8billion Gmail accounts using Google's own AI model, Gemini
Lego Game Boy unveiled with pre-orders now live - but some point out 'disappointing' flaw
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Fans have reacted excitedly to the drop but others have pointed out an aspect of the Game Boy that "stinks"
The Scottish island village with 'dramatic landscapes' where Donald Trump’s mum was born
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US President Donald Trump will visit Scotland later this month, returning to his mother's homeland.
Mum raped by best friend's husband as children slept upstairs
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Sarah Glen, 39, was raped by evil David Devine, 44, at his home in Busby, East Renfrewshire, in December 2022.
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Marcelo Saracchi to sign for Celtic as exact transfer details revealed amid unexpected Boca call
The 27-year-old Uruguayan is bound for Glasgow after an agreement was reached for his services
Toddler dies after being pushed non-stop on swing for 44 hours by his own mum
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'I was 14 when I was forced to marry my 19-year-old cousin and live in a polyamorous cult'
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Elissa Wall was just 14 when she was forced to marry her 19-year-old cousin in a ceremony conducted by the notorious Warren Jeffs, the leader of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Beat the Street returns for six weeks to Rutherglen and Cambuslang
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Unseen Aaron Hickey summit before Scotland recall revealed after Brentford injury hell
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The full-back has been sidelined for almost two years but has returned to the international set-up