Ambulance worker William Bamforth - who crashed down icy steps
on a 999 call - has won pnds stlg 42,000 compensation from the house-owner.
He sued for damages arguing that a frozen staircase outs
Three unnamed male patients whose blood was contaminated with the
HIV virus have started High Court actions against health authorities
for compensation.
The three, identified only as LNP15
A marine engineer who suffered devastating whiplash injuries
owing to "massive deceleration" in a 1984 road crash today won over
pnds stlg 85,000 in High Court damages.
His Honour Judge Prosser
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‘Monster’ drink driver gets 37 years for Christmas Day car murder A plane passenger whose sapphire and gold necklace
was stolen in transit has started a High Court action for
compensation.
Suzanne Prior, of Abbotts Wood Mill, Heathfield Road,
Burnham, Buc
A 90 year-old lady who suffered multiple injuries when a car
knocked her down today (Wednesday) accepted pds stlg 15,000 in agreed
High Court compensation.
The court heard that Dallas Ratcliffe
A Coventry man is facing a High Court bid for
compensation after claims that he procured a marriage under
false pretences.
Ashok Mahajan of 4 Elsham Road, London E11, is claiming
damages fr
A 15 year old boy who lost eleven teeth when he fell
off his bicycle on a railway level crossing has started a
civil action for compensation.
Stuart McGinty of 4 Barley Close, Thatcham, Ber
A mother whose son contracted the HIV virus has started a
High Court action for compensation from health authorities.
The unnamed woman, identified only as JKP79, says in a
High Court writ
A woman has started a High Court action for compensation
from the manufacturers of the drugs Ativan and Valium.
Margarette Lawrence of 48 Cherry Tree, Bridport, Dorset,
is claiming damages
Hammersmith and Fulham council may still have to meet a bill
for "well in excess of pnds stlg 100 million" if the Court of Appeal
finds its "exotic" capital market dealings were legal.
Five ma
