A Norwich man has started a High Court action for
compensation from his employers after complaining of being exposed
to asbestos at work.
Clifford Ramsbottom, of 38, The Ridgeway, Norwich, i
One of Britain's top judo exponents who had to give up
the sport after being crushed in an appalling work accident,
has started High Court proceedings with the filing of a writ.
Lee Baker,
Tragic seven year old Thomas Fowler, who has been terribly and
permanently disabled since birth, today won almost half a million
pounds in agreed High Court damages against Huddersfield Health
Auth
A Vietnamese wedding reception ended in bloodshed
when the bridegroom's brother had his throat slit and his
skull fractured, an Old Bailey jury heard today.
Mr Tuan Van Dang was
Roofer Alan Nicholson today (Mon) accepted pnds stlg 175,000
damages after shattering both ankles in a 17-foot fall.
Forty-seven-year-old Mr Nicholson now walks with the aid of a
stick and is fo
The family of a mentally-ill man who died in a police van soon after
being restrained by officers called to take him to hospital accepted
pnds stlg 130,000 damages for his loss.
Father-of-three
The family of a mentally-ill man who died in a police van soon after
being restrained by officers called to take him to hospital accepted
pnds stlg 130,000 damages for his loss.
Father-of-three
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Danby, Hall and O’Toole: ANY EXCUSE TO KILL A Diss man has started a High Court action for
compensation from his employers after he suffered asthma.
Frazer Lanchester of 4 Common Road, Bressingham, Diss,
Norfolk, is claiming damages f
Keen pianist Nancy Kimche will get pnds stlg 80,000 damages
after losing some of her touch in a road accident, a court heard today
(Mon).
Seventeen-year-old Nancy had shown potential as a concer
Customs officer Robert Highstead was accused of exaggeration
when a judge threw out his claim for injury damages today (Mon).
Mr Highstead claimed he suffered severe back injury in a
tumble down
