No Win No Fee - Accident Claims

Do you have any trouble with accident claim that wasn’t your fault and suffered as  part of an this injury? If you are in this case you should have legal and civil right to claim compensation for for your sustaining for other party?

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Accident claim is a wide word, so in the following list is different types of claims that you can be find in Accident Consult Ltd:

- Personal Injury
- Accidents At Work
- Accidents In Public
- Whiplash Injury
- Slip Trip or Fall
- Back Injury
- Industrial Disease
- Medical Negligence
- Motorcycle Accident
- Road Traffic Accidents
- Animal Attack Injury
- Fatal Accidents
- Medical negligence
- Repetitive Strain Injury
- Construction Accidents
- MRSA Claims

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How much compensation for medical negligence?

Medical negligence occurs when a medical professional has provided inadequate care which has resulted in the patient’s death or resulted in severe injuries. Medical professionals include doctors, surgeons, nurses, midwifes, psychologists, psychiatrists and dentists. Inadequate care includes: incorrect diagnosis, failure to diagnose a problem and treat it quickly, improper surgical procedures and errors with medication which includes the type administered and the dosage.

Every doctor in the United Kingdom has a duty of care to their patients. If you have suffered from medical negligence then you could claim financial compensation. It can be difficult to put a price on your pain and suffering....

If you or a family member have been the victim of medical negligence then accident consult can help and offer you free and confidential advice on how to make a claim. Accident consult are a team of qualified, professional lawyers who have experience in dealing with medical negligence cases. You can call them on: 01625 540640.

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Occupation Skin Disease is when you suffer as a result of coming into contact with substances of a chemical, biological or mechanical nature within your workplace that has played a key role in the development of a skin disease.
Occupations that involve coming into contact with:
• Chemicals
• Water for over two hours each day
• Biological agents i.e. plants, bacteria etc
• Physical agents (vibration, UV, Radiation)
• Mechanical abrasion, such as sand and rough surfaces/tools.
The most affected areas are hands and forearms when it comes to skin diseases and four of the most common forms are Pigment disorders, Urticaria, Dermatisis and skin cancer.

Pigment disorders cause the skin to appear lighter/darker than normal. Although pigment disorders can be due to genetic make-up, it can be down to hazardous agents found in the workplace such as UV and x-rays.
Urticaria, although less serious as it only lasts around twenty-four hours, causes the skin to react to irritant substances with an itchy rash. Urticaria is also known as nettle rash or hives. The affected person will suffer from itching, tingling and burning sensations.

Dermatisis is the most common occupational skin disease. It is an inflammatory condition caused by outside agents. The symptoms include irritation, redness, cracking and blistering. The occupations that are most at risk from Dermatisis are:
• agriculture/horticulture;
• catering and food processing;
• chemicals;
• cleaning;
• construction;
• engineering;
• hairdressing/beauty care;
• health care;
• offshore;
• printing;
• rubber.


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The term Thoracic Outlet Syndrome refers to a number of distinct disorders that affect the nerves in the brachial plexus (nerves that pass into the arms from the neck) and the subclavian artery and vein blood vessels between the base of the neck and axilla (armpit). These disorders have very little in common with each other however, other than the site of occurrence. The disorders are complex, somewhat confusing, and poorly defined, each with various signs and symptoms of the upper limb.

Thoracic outlet syndrome can result from injury, disease, or a congenital abnormality. One of the main causes of Thoracic Outlet Syndrome is that it is a work based disease based on the effect of repetitive strain injury. The symptoms of Thoracic Outlet Syndrome vary depending on which nerves and blood vessels are being compressed, some of the symptoms include:

• Pressure on the blood vessels can reduce the flow of blood to the arms and hands, making them feel cool and tire easily • Pressure on the nerves can leave, causing a vague, aching pain in the neck, shoulder, arm, or hand • Overhead activities become particularly difficult.

The recovery process of Thoracic Outlet Syndrome can often be long term, depending on what treatment you will have to receive, some of the main forms of treatment that you will receive for Thoracic Outlet Syndrome are as follows:

• Physical therapy can help strengthen the muscles surrounding the shoulder so that they are better able to support the collarbone • Postural exercises can help you stand and sit straighter, which lessens the pressure on the nerves and blood vessels • Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, such as aspirin or ibuprofen, can ease the pain • You may need to change your workstation and avoid strenuous activities.

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Out of all the joints in our body, the Shoulder Joint has the biggest range of motion. The Shoulder Joint has to have the correct balance of strength, flexibility and stability. The way in which this balance is maintained is through exercise that stretches and strengthens the joint to avoid shoulder problems.

Our Shoulder Joint is what allows us to place our hands on objects and in different positions to perform all the tasks of our daily lives, whether it is work or play.

The Shoulder Joint is surrounded by four muscles and their tendons. These make up what is called the rotator cuff. The rotator cuff is surrounded by an empty sac, or bursa, which helps the tendons slide. However the rotator cuff is liable to many problems, all of which can cause weakness, tenderness and pain. These problems include overuse tendinitis and bursitis, both of which can be caused by certain activities, especially sports related. Also damage to the rotator cuff can also happen to due trauma following an accident. Most rotator cuff problems can be treated with rest, medication and gentle exercises, but pain which persists more than two weeks should be evaluated by a physician.

Tendinitis and or Bursitis occur in the Shoulder Joint when the space between the rotator cuff and the bone above it is narrowed. This causes the tendons and overlaying burse to be squeezed. Throwing, tennis, swimming, basketball and even gymnastics can lead to tendinitis or Bursitis.

The Shoulder Joint is also susceptible to dislocation. Dislocations can occur due to sports injury as well as accidents such as road traffic and construction accidents. A dislocation is when the ball comes out of the socket. If you sustain a dislocation to your Shoulder Joint you will typically be in a sling for at least 2 weeks, in which time you will have to perform wrist, forearm and elbow exercises.


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Also known as Median Neuropathy at the Wrist, Carpel Tunnel Syndrome occurs when the median nerve, which runs from the forearm into the hand, becomes pressed or squeezed at the wrist.

The symptoms are usually burning, tingling, or itching numbness in the palm of the hand and the fingers, especially the thumb and the index and middle fingers with some people even stating their fingers feel useless and swollen even though they appear fine.

Carpel Tunnel Syndrome is a multi-faceted problem, meaning there are many factors that could cause it. In some cases the carpel tunnel just may be smaller in some people. Others causes come down to trauma or injury that makes the wrist swell. Medical issues such as hypothyroidism, which is an under active thyroid gland and rheumatoid arthritis. Other causes of Carpel Tunnel Syndrome could be work related, even though this is often seen as controversial.

People who work as assembly line workers, meat packers and food processors but not office workers, often fall victim to Carpel Tunnel Syndrome, resulting in billions of compensation claims every year. In work related cases, Carpel Tunnel Syndrome is often provoked by repetitive grasping and manipulating activities. Forceful and repetitive use of the hand and wrist in industrial occupations can cause pressure at the wrist resulting in a tingling and often burning sensation, two key symptoms of Carpel Tunnel Syndrome. Women are also often seen as being three times more likely to develop Carpel Tunnel Syndrome.


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