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Felicity Mileham

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Many people are not aware of the compensation that may be available to them as a result of injury at work, play, on the road, from a defective product, or through medical negligence.

Format: Paperback
ISBN: 9781904053682
Price: £11.99 

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About this book

'Injury' may be either physical or mental and in certain circumstances, a personal injury claim can be on behalf of the victim of a fatal accident.

This guide is designed for claimants who fit into three categories: those without any legal training who want to bring or defend their own claim; those who need advice on whether or not to use a lawyer (and if so how to pay for one!) and finally, those who simply want to know what to expect before they go to court.

Barrister Felicity Mileham gives you the know-how to analyse your own case and that of the ‘other side’. She explains how the personal injury process works, from scenarios out of which claims might arise, to a detailed explanation of court paperwork and procedures.

The book sets out what losses you may claim for, how to collect evidence and what sums of money the court awards. It also provides guidance on what defences are available should someone make a claim against you.

Valid in England and Wales only.

Product details

Edition: Second   Published 2005
Format: Paperback   ISBN: 9781904053682
Code: B424   Price: £11.99
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The author


Felicity Mileham has worked as a barrister since 1997. She is a member of Lincoln’s Inn and practised at the Chambers of Brian Higgs, QC.
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Chapter index

  1. When is someone responsible?
  2. Defences
  3. Evidence
  4. Claiming in the civil courts
  5. How compensation is calculated
  6. Criminal injuries
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Information & help

Accidents & Injury FAQ
Legal glossary

The legal glossary provides definitions of legal terms in plain English.

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