There has been such a case reported which involved a motorcyclist from Lincolnshire. He was riding his bike in Peterborough when he was involved in a collision with a blue van.

The motorcyclist suffered serious injuries to his head, wrist and back in the collision. The A605 where the accident happened was closed while the wreckage was removed and investigators inspected the scene.

The van driver’s insurers have admitted liability for the accident, as the van driver admitted pulling out of a side road directly into the path of the motorcyclist.

All accepted motorbike collision injury claims here at the Accident Advice Bureau are worked on a no win no fee basis where on winning maximum biker injury compensation is awarded.

Contact us today to discuss how you can pursue a biker collision injury claim on 0845 10 88 333 or click: Bike Collision Injury Claim.

There has been such a case reported recently where a demolition worker based in Croydon has been prosecuted by the Health and Safety Executive, after one of his co workers was injured in a demolition accident.

The demolition worker was working alongside four other co workers on a demolition site at a Hospital.

The five of them were re-claiming bricks from the former two storey hospital, when one of them climbed onto the driving seat of a large thirteen tonne excavator and began moving it around the site.

When driving it he lost control of the vehicle and took it into a nearby wall, which unfortunately collapsed onto a colleague, who was left trapped beneath the rubble.

The trapped worker suffered serious leg injuries, a shattered shin bone which required a steel plate and a broken ankle.

Health and Safety discovered that the worker driving the excavator was not authorised by the demolition company to do so. The driver admitted a breach of the Health and Safety at Work Act and was sentenced by the court to perform 120 hours of community service, he was also ordered to pay court costs.

All building site demolition worker accident claims accepted here at the Accident Advice Bureau are done so on a no win no fee basis, where on winning maximum demolition compensation is awarded.

So contact us today on 0845 10 88 333 or click: Demolition worker accident claim.

We have recently accepted such a case where our client was shopping in Morrisons. It was approximately 9pm when the client was leaving the store and carrying three bags at the time, when she suddenly slipped in the foyer of Morrisons on a wet floor. The floor had been mopped by staff and no wet floor signs were in place. On the other side of the large foyer, and out of view, the floor had also been mopped and a sign was in place.

As the client slipped she fell awkwardly, jarring her back and hitting her left knee on the floor. The accident was witnessed by a member of staff in the kiosk

The client saw the store first aider and later went to hospital who diagnosed muscle strain to her back. The client asked for our help in making a wet floor in Morrisons injury claim.

All such accepted claims are worked on a no win no fee basis where on winning maximum injury compensation is awarded.

So contact our friendly claims advisors today on 0845 10 88 333 or click: Wet floor in Morrisons injury claim.

We have recently accepted such a case which took place in the grounds of West Kent College Brook Street, Tonbridge, Kent.

It was approx 1pm, when our client was with a friend, taking her friends child to nursery school in the grounds of the college. After they had dropped the child off and were returning to their car, the client who was on the passenger side lost her footing on a raised paving slab next to the kerb.

The slab was raised by approx 2 inches. After she lost her footing she fell forward and grabbed the wing mirror of the car to stop herself hitting the floor, she twisted her left ankle badly.

The accident was witnessed by her friend. The client went to hospital that took x-rays and diagnosed ligament/tendon damage to her left ankle. Her left foot/leg is now in a boot. The client is reporting the accident to the college and asked for our help in making a raised paving slab accident claim.

All accepted tripping accident claims are worked on a no win no fee basis, where on winning maximum compensation is awarded.

Contact us today on 0845 10 88 333 or click: Raised paving slab injury claim.

We have recently accepted such a claim, where the client was visiting Tesco in Poole, Dorset with his wife to do some shopping. When they got there he parked his car approx 1 space away from a trolley shelter, it was dark at the time.

After they had finished shopping and were approaching their car the client slipped on a piece of clear Perspex approx 5 inches in length. As the client slipped on the Perspex he fell backwards onto his neck, shoulders and back.

The accident was witnessed by the client’s wife. As he got back up from the ground, they both noticed lots of other pieces of Perspex, lying dangerously on the ground, some of which were larger than the piece the client slipped on. The smashed Perspex was from a nearby trolley shelter which was smashed.

All Tesco’s stores have trolley attendants who should have noticed the broken trolley shelter and the hazards on the ground. After the accident the client went back into the store and reported the accident. He filled in an accident report form. He then showed members of staff the hazards in the car park that brought some of them into the store.

A few days after the accident, the client took pictures of the smashed trolley shelter and of Perspex still lying dangerously on the ground.

He went to see his doctor due to the pain he was suffering, who diagnosed a whiplash injury to his neck, shoulders and back. Client is returning to his doctor to ask for physio.

The client asked for our help in making a faulty trolley shelter injury claim. All such claims are worked on a no win no fee basis where on winning maximum compensation is awarded.

Contact us now 0n 0845 10 88 333 or click: Faulty trolley/bus shelter injury claim.

We have recently accepted such a case; the client was a rear seat passenger in a taxi wearing her seat belt. They were at a junction at approx 5.30pm. They were then hit hard at the front of the vehicle by a third party vehicle.

The two drivers exchanged details. The client was in severe pain after the accident and went to hospital, who diagnosed whiplash injuries. She also went to see her doctor due to the pain and is on painkillers.

The client reported the accident to the taxi company who she has stated, are not being very helpful.

All accepted rear seat passenger injury claims here at the Accident Advice Bureau are worked on a no win no fee basis, where on winning maximum taxi injury compensation is awarded.

So speak to our friendly taxi claims advisors today who will discuss your accident circumstances with you and advise you of the next step.

Call 0845 10 88 333 or click: Rear Seat Passenger Injury Claim.

There has been such a case reported recently involving a former teacher. At the time of the accident the teacher was attending to one of her pupils at the side of the track when a go kart driven by another, travelling at speed exited the track through an open gate and entered the pit lane hitting the teacher.

Since the accident the former teacher suffers from a long scar to her left foot and pain to her left ankle foot and right leg, this means she now walks with a limp and is suffering from post traumatic stress.

All accepted go karting accident claims here at the Accident Advice Bureau are worked on a no win no fee basis where on winning maximum compensation is awarded.

Contact us today on 0845 10 88 333 or click: Go karting accident claim.

There has been a case reported recently where a builder was nearly killed when he cut into a live electricity cable on a building site located in Wigan. At the time of the accident he was thrown violently across the cellar in a farm and knocked unconscious by the electric cable.

Health and Safety investigated after the accident and they discovered that the injured builder was told by his employer that the electric cable did not have any power running through it. Health and Safety also discovered that the building plan mentioned the electric being a danger and made it very clear that prior to building work starting a digger had damaged a gas main providing gas for the surrounding properties.

The building company responsible Wain Homes Ltd failed to check the electric cables to ensure their safety and went on to admit breaking two accounts of the construction regulations 2007 and one account of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974.

Wain Homes Ltd were fined £8,000 for the accident at work and ordered to pay £2,095 in costs after the company failed to make sure its employees were safe and failed to check the location of the existing electricity and gas supplies.

All accepted builder accident at work compensation claims are work on a no win no fee basis where on winning 100% of your compensation is awarded.

Contact us today on 0845 10 88 333 or click: Builder accident at work injury claim.

There has been such a case reported recently where a Grandmother from Southampton suffered a serious injury. The seventy three year old was visiting Santa at a grotto in Selfridges, Oxford Street, London with her two granddaughters.

As they were having their picture taken with Santa, the elderly lady tripped over a Christmas bauble that had fallen from one of the trees onto the floor, causing a dangerous hazard.

The lady was taken to hospital who diagnosed a fracture to her thigh. She needed to have surgery to insert a plate and screws to try and repair her injured leg.

The lady went on to make a claim for being injured in Santas grotto and eventually won her case. All such accepted claims here at the Accident Advice Bureau are worked on a no win no fee basis where on winning maximum compensation is awarded.

So call us today on 0845 10 88 333 to discuss your Santa’s grotto injury claim or click: Injured in Santa’s grotto accident claim.

There has been such a case reported recently. It involved a twenty four old worker who was fitting pipe work for the installation of a moulding machine. The worker was above ground in a roof void over a suspended ceiling and had to travel along a crawl board to reach the area he needed to work on. Whilst doing this he fell 6.5 metres to the solid factory floor below.

As a result of the fall he suffered serious injuries including fractures to his ribs, spine and skull.

Health and Safety investigated and concluded that although the worker had been fitted with a safety harness he had been unable to use it effectively due to a lack of attachment points in the roof void.

Falling accidents at work are a major cause of serious injuries and falling from a height injury claims being made.

All such accepted claims here at the Accident Advice Bureau are worked on a no win no fee basis where on winning maximum compensation is awarded.

So call us today on 0845 10 88 333 or click: Broken back after falling from a height injury claim.