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Alkers Solicitors
Bancroft House
8 Hardhorn Road
Poulton-le-Fylde
Lancashire
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I just wanted to thank you for handling my case so well and fighting to get me the best possible outcome. You have kept me up to date with phone calls which I really appreciated and I will not hesitate to use your services again (hopefully I won’t need too).

A big thank you Paul.

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Julie Potts

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Policeman receives personal injury compensation after alleged lack of help from colleagues

Personal injury compensation has been awarded to a former police officer in the West Midlands after he claimed he received no back-up from colleagues as he made an arrest, which led to him sustaining a serious injury.
According to reports from the Birmingham Mail, Richard Gardner received £12,933 in total after telling Birmingham Employment Tribunal he [...]

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Plumber ‘lucky to survive’ following accident at work

A plumber from Warrington narrowly avoided paralysis or even death after a serious accident at work, it has emerged.
According to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), a 64-year-old, who has asked not to be named, fell through a fragile tile on a suspended ceiling tile in a workshop in Woolston, while installing a hot water [...]

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HSE Inspection Cuts Could Lead to Increase in Serious Accidents at Work

An announcement made earlier this week by Work and Pensions Minister, Chris Grayling MP, could have serious repercussions for the number of serious accidents at work in the UK.
In the announcement, Grayling confirmed that the number of HSE inspections is set to fall by at least a third. In addition, the new policy means that [...]

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Increasing Speed Limit to 80mph could lead to rise in Road Traffic Accidents

MPs look set to debate whether the speed limit on British motorways should be increased from 70mph to 80mph. A decision could be made on the matter before parliament breaks for summer in July.

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Mr P. D. Alker LL.B (Hons)
Senior Litigator