Finding details of court case
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thanks id have thought a breach of health and safety law should be fairly accessible in the public domain?
On a side note judging by your username im assuming you have some legal expertise. When taking a personal injury claim should it be taken out within a time limit of the injury or a time limit of the findings of the court case? i.e. you cant prove on the day of injury that the employer was at fault but the findings of a court case would prove guilt
On a side note judging by your username im assuming you have some legal expertise. When taking a personal injury claim should it be taken out within a time limit of the injury or a time limit of the findings of the court case? i.e. you cant prove on the day of injury that the employer was at fault but the findings of a court case would prove guilt
NuckyThompson said:
thanks id have thought a breach of health and safety law should be fairly accessible in the public domain?
On a side note judging by your username im assuming you have some legal expertise. When taking a personal injury claim should it be taken out within a time limit of the injury or a time limit of the findings of the court case? i.e. you cant prove on the day of injury that the employer was at fault but the findings of a court case would prove guilt
It is in the public domain, but good luck finding it. It probably should be easily accessible but the reality is probably not. I suspect that very few such cases are reported in the local media or on any website. On a side note judging by your username im assuming you have some legal expertise. When taking a personal injury claim should it be taken out within a time limit of the injury or a time limit of the findings of the court case? i.e. you cant prove on the day of injury that the employer was at fault but the findings of a court case would prove guilt
NuckyThompson said:
thanks id have thought a breach of health and safety law should be fairly accessible in the public domain?
On a side note judging by your username im assuming you have some legal expertise. When taking a personal injury claim should it be taken out within a time limit of the injury or a time limit of the findings of the court case? i.e. you cant prove on the day of injury that the employer was at fault but the findings of a court case would prove guilt
Generally, the limitation period for a personal injury claim is three years from the date of the incident. The findings of a HSE do not have any bearing on the separate PI claim. On a side note judging by your username im assuming you have some legal expertise. When taking a personal injury claim should it be taken out within a time limit of the injury or a time limit of the findings of the court case? i.e. you cant prove on the day of injury that the employer was at fault but the findings of a court case would prove guilt
You could try here - https://www.hse.gov.uk/enforce/convictions.htm
As AGT says for a PI claim - 3 years from date of injury
As AGT says for a PI claim - 3 years from date of injury
KungFuPanda said:
Generally, the limitation period for a personal injury claim is three years from the date of the incident. The findings of a HSE do not have any bearing on the separate PI claim.
What if it’s something like ptsd which may not immediately manifest itself? Also it was also subject to a police investigation it is long past when the incident happened but the criminal and HSE investigations have only been completed recentlyGassing Station | Speed, Plod & the Law | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff