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The Injury Has Healed. So Why Don’t You Feel Like Yourself Yet?
Recovery does not always follow the discharge letter
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Your Insurer Has Offered Compensation. What Should You Consider Before Accepting?
An insurer's offer may arrive when you are tired of appointments, worried about wages and keen to put the accident behind you. Money now can feel like a solution to several…
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No Win, No Fee: What Does It Actually Mean and What Could You Pay?
“No win, no fee” sounds simple. You only pay if you win, surely? A conditional fee agreement, often called a CFA, generally means your solicitor does not charge their agreed…
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Injured in an Accident? What Should You Do in the First 48 Hours?
An accident can leave you shaken, sore and unsure what to do next. You might be worrying about work, the car, childcare or how you are going to manage tomorrow. It is tempting…
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When Your Home Is Making Your Family Unwell: The Hidden Cost of Damp and Mould
From disturbed sleep to damaged belongings and the worry of another winter, damp can affect every part of family life. Here's what to look for and how to get help.
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The Smell of Damp Clothes: When Housing Problems Follow You to School or Work
Damp does not stay behind when you close the front door. It can follow you into the classroom, the office and the friendships you are trying to keep.
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Awaab’s Law: What Must Your Social Landlord Do About Dangerous Damp and Mould?
There are now firm deadlines for serious hazards in social housing in England. Here is what the law actually says, who it covers and what to do when repairs stall.
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Damp, Mould and Another Winter Waiting for Your Landlord to Do Something
The damp patch has come back. The bedroom smells musty. And the landlord has suggested opening a window again. Here is how to move the conversation beyond another coat of paint.
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