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MRH Solicitors handled the case of B v Y and Z which was won at Court for £29,232.89. The claim was brought by B seeking damages for personal injuries and losses sustained in a Road Traffic Accident. Our client was awarded the sum of £29,323.89 by the Court.

Have a read of this article from Claims Management Magazine…

A new agreement to collect and share data on criminal syndicates and solicitors involved in personal injury compensation scams has been made between the Ministry of Justice and the Insurance Fraud Bureau (IFB).
The agreement will allow both bodies to swap details on the suspected fraudsters before requesting police raids.

The news comes as a high-level group of regulators attempts to cut bureaucracy and share fraud data more freely. Chaired by the IFB (the industry-funded fraud investigator), the high-level strategy group comprises the MoJ, Financial Services Authority, Solicitors Regulation Authority, Association of British insurers, the Serious Organised Crime Agency, the National Fraud Strategic Authority and several police forces.

Kevin Roussell, head of claims management regulation at the MoJ, said: “The aim is to make it a more hostile environment for fraudsters. If you get some success, it creates a ripple effect. “We both hold intelligence on lots of businesses – claims management companies – and we get intelligence on people linked to these too, like lawyers, engineers and doctors.” He added that intelligence on suspected fraudsters would be shared with other enforcement agencies where appropriate information sharing agreements are in place, as with the IFB. “If the police are interested, raids could follow, and maybe charges and eventual prosecution. You need hard evidence to make progress.”

Some of you may know that we’re based in the North West, in fact we’re a team of experienced solicitors in bolton and although we’re a national company, if there’s one thing we believe in it’s supporting your local area. This lends itself nicely to the fact that the majority of the office support Bolton Wanderers, so it was only a matter of time until we popped down to the Reebok Stadium for a visit.

While there we managed to take a few pictures of some advertising hoardings (there is a reason, we promise) and also some snaps of the teams, both ours and Boltons! Take a look:

So there it is, our day out at the Reebok Stadium. It was great to see our adverts up and to see the mighty Trotters in action, plus they grabbed a last minute draw thanks to Matty Taylor’s penalty, the icing on the cake!

Settlement of Mr’s S Noise Induced Hearing Loss Claim with the amount of £7,500.00 agreed in June 2009. Our client worked for in a noisy environment for 20 years as a machine operator. We successfully settled his claim which resulted in £7,500.00 compensation for the client.

Complex case B v G ends with £20,000 settlement for accident victim. A complex legal battle resulted in a victory for our client, who agreed a £20,000 settlement in April 2009. Claim had arisen from a collision resulting in our client’s personal injury damages. Total damages recovered in excess of £20,000.

MRH Solicitors handled the case of S v A Ltd which was settled in March 2009 for £5,250.00. The claimant worked in noisy environment between 1969 and 2000. The employer failed to provide Mr S with adequate ear protection resulting in claimants hearing loss. Compensation awarded £5,250.00