Injury at work

[bigmarco]

I think your husband was wrong to accept the money in the first place without consulting somebody.

http://www.thompsons.law.co.uk/

These solicitors specialise in Personal Injury and Employment issues and are used by many of the Trades Unions to act for people injured at work. Perhaps they can help if your husband can ring them.
Good luck .

[jane2009]

I think your husband was wrong to accept the money in the first place without consulting somebody.

http://www.thompsons.law.co.uk/

These solicitors specialise in Personal Injury and Employment issues and are used by many of the Trades Unions to act for people injured at work. Perhaps they can help if your husband can ring them.
Good luck .

Hi Sir,
He went to the injury solicitor here in our place..

[gWaPito]

I think your husband was wrong to accept the money in the first place without consulting somebody.

http://www.thompsons.law.co.uk/

These solicitors specialise in Personal Injury and Employment issues and are used by many of the Trades Unions to act for people injured at work. Perhaps they can help if your husband can ring them.
Good luck .

I don't particularly rate Thompsons. At least not the one's based in Oxford.
I had a work place injury and got nothing apart from 7 weeks off work without pay and compensation.

I was told, if I'd made it back home and called in sick it wouldn't have been an issue.

Claiming industrial injury is a hazardous preoccupation.

I made a genuine claim against an old employer years ago, it was successful but, I became a marked man. Management basically sent me to Coventry

Luckily, the claim I made against my current employer is all water under the bridge. The monies I had coming to me, I've made it back 10 fold.