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If you are off work with a long-term illness or have suffered an accident that has left you with a brain injury or other serious health condition, you may be entitled to Statutory Sick Pay (SSP).false
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14th
May,
2018
#ActionForBrainInjuryWeek
Todays marks the start of Headways Action for Brain Injury Week 2018. A week-long awareness raising event to increase understanding of the effects of a brain injury. Their campaign aims to highlightfalse
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11th
August,
2015
Dealing with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder in the workplace
For many people with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), returning to work can indicate that life is getting back to normal and that they are moving past their feelings and symptoms; that they arefalse
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Brain injuries and concussions can be extremely complex to understand and many people do not understand the serious repercussions of sustaining an injury to your head.
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2nd
May,
2017
Early intervention in serious injury claims
At CFG Law, we advocate the early intervention of treatment and support in all serious injury cases. In life changing cases the need for such support starts from day one. All reputable law firmsfalse
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26th
April,
2017
Personal Injury Trusts – How to protect your state benefits after a serious injury claim
Why do I need a Personal Injury Trust after a serious injury claim? A personal injury trust allows you to keep all of your compensation and your means-tested state benefits, in the event your awardfalse
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19th
April,
2017
Coping strategies following an amputation
Coming to terms with an amputation and the loss of a limb can be extremely difficult. Patients have to come to terms with the fact their bodies have changed forever and will need to concentrate onfalse
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15th
February,
2017
Memory problems for footballer after frequently heading a ball
In a recent interview, ex-footballer Chris Nicholl has revealed he believes his memory has been affected by his career and by frequently heading a ball. Speaking to the Daily Mail about hisfalse
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13th
December,
2016
EcoHelmet to keep your head safe!
An innovative cardboard cycling helmet has recently received recognition by winning the 2016 James Dyson Award. The EcoHelmet, which folds down to a much smaller size than a standard helmet, is madefalse
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19th
August,
2016
Guide to CICA applications
If you have been injured in a violent attack, you may be able to claim criminal injuries compensation. This compensation will be paid through the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA). Wefalse
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4th
August,
2016
Fatal accidents - about coroners and inquests
If you have lost a loved one suddenly, either under suspicious circumstances, in a road traffic accident or their death was due to unnatural causes or violence, a Coroner will need to oversee afalse
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4th
August,
2016
About coroners and inquests
Inquests are necessary if the cause of a death was violent, sudden or not known. Inquests are managed by a Coroner. About Coroners Who is a Coroner and what do they do? Coroners are judicial officersfalse
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23rd
May,
2016
About serious orthopaedic injuries
Orthopaedic injuries can have far-reaching consequences, and the problems that people encounter can vary dramatically. We've looked at some serious orthopaedic injuries that people can experience,false
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