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CDA Law offers a no win no fee service for these types of claims. You will also keep 100% of your compensation. If you have had an accident at work and suffered a personal injury, your employer may be liable to pay you compensation, but there is no guarantee. Your employer has certain duties to provide you with a safe place of work. If they do not put reasonable measures in place, then they could be held liable for your injury. Your employer’s insurer will settle your personal injury claim, and also meet our legal fees and outlays. Road users have a duty to drive with due care and attention. If they do not and you have suffered a personal injury, the other driver (through their insurer) may be liable to pay you compensation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f05abea1ad2ec78ec602449/1604352114499-VFO0N4A4MUGQFBB3IYXJ/Personal+Injury+Lawyer+Cromarty Personal Injury Local Authorities have a duty to maintain roads and footpaths in a reasonable condition, but not to garden lawn standards. If you have suffered a personal injury following a trip on a defect or a slip on ice, it is important to get details (including photographs) of the defect as soon as possible. This will assist in perusing a personal injury claim against the Local Authority. The legal tests for pursing a claim for personal injury can be complex and so it is best to instruct a solicitor to do this on your behalf. Remember, CDA Law offer a no win no fee service, and you will also keep 100% of your compensation. If you would like to discuss making a no win no fee Personal Injury claim, please contact CDA Law by clicking the button below. https://www.cdalaw.co.uk/family daily 0.75 2026-01-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f05abea1ad2ec78ec602449/1699883086956-GH82ALZTSBR6OD05OT17/image-asset.jpeg Family - Family Law Separating from a partner is an emotional step in anyone’s life. There are various financial issues you may need to consider, and so you should consult with a solicitor who deals with that. For the avoidance of doubt, CDA Law does not deal with the financial aspects of separation or divorce. CDA Law can assist with issues relating to contact and residence arrangements for the children. It is not always possible for parents to come to an agreement themselves, and so a solicitor can assist with negotiating arrangements to remove the stress of dealing with the other parent. Often, agreement can be reached through solicitors and/or mediation. Sometimes, the Court needs to become involved when agreement cannot be reached. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f05abea1ad2ec78ec602449/1699883375298-P9W8O9O92RTIF3D5LXFB/image-asset.jpeg Family - Contact can take place in various ways. This could be indirect, by way of letters, cards or gifts, or direct. If there are concerns about a parents ability to care for a child, a Contact Centre can be used. Contact here can be supervised by qualified members of staff, or supported by the staff popping in and out to check everything is ok. If the Contact Centre is not needed, contact can take place on a non-residential (day time only) or residential (with overnights) basis. The length of either of these depends on the individual circumstances. The Court can also be asked to make a Specific Issue Order. This askes the Court to decide on a particular matter, such as whether a child can be taken out of the country, which school they attend, or medical treatment. 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