Tag: WE Solicitors
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Were you represented by Bridger & Co?

WE Solicitors is asking former clients of Bridger & Co, Builth Wells, Wales, to come forward if they have been left facing unexpected legal costs following their case. WE Solicitors has recently been approached by a client who says they have been left facing an adverse costs order following litigation in which they were represented…
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Hearing Loss Claims in Liverpool: Merseyside Dock, Ship Repair and Car Plant Workers

Worked on the Liverpool docks, in Mersey ship repair or a Halewood or Speke press shop and now struggle to hear? How Merseyside hearing loss claims work.
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Sheffield Steelworkers and Hearing Loss: Can You Still Claim Decades After Leaving the Works?

Worked in a Sheffield or Rotherham forge, melting shop or rolling mill and now struggle to hear? How steelworker hearing loss claims work, and the time limits.
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Silicosis Compensation in the UK: How Claims and Settlements Work

How silicosis compensation claims are valued in the UK: exposure evidence, medical proof, IIDB, settlements and no win, no fee support. Free advice, 0800 294 3065.
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Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) Claims: Symptoms, Time Limits and Compensation

HAVS claims explained in plain English: symptoms, who is at risk, the three-year time limit, how compensation is assessed and how a claim works. No win, no fee.
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Has your job caused your hearing loss?

Occupational deafness. A growing national crisis. Recent figures released the the Royal National Institute for Deaf People (RNID) highlight a growing national crisis: over 12 million people in the UK live with hearing loss, and thousands develop preventable auditory conditions every year. Natalie Simpson is a DJ, known as KEM and two years ago she…
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Finding the right Solicitor

The accident Mark Smith was about 36 years old when he suffered a serious injury at work. Mark fell over five feet to the ground. His immediate injury that was apparent to his colleagues, was a serious open wound to the back of his head. He was taken to hospital in an ambulance. The injuries…


