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Claims Direct can provide you with support for personal injury claims for an accident that wasn't your fault. As a No Win No Fee Solicitor Claims Direct will always strive to obtain the maximum amount of compensation for your personal injury, and you will always keep 100% of your compensation.
Medical Negligence
Millions of people are treated by health care workers every year, sometimes things do go wrong. If this has happened to you or a loved one, Claims Direct can help you receive compensation for clinical or medical negligence, and you will always keep 100% of your compensation.
Road Traffic Accident
Road traffic accidents are a common cause of personal injuries. If you've been involved in a car accident, Claims Direct can help you claim compensation whether you are making a whiplash claim or have suffered bruising or a more serious injury, and you will always keep 100% of your compensation.
Accident At Work
Over a million people suffer an accident at work every year. And while some injuries are minor, others can have serious consequences such as time out of work, financial and emotional strain and even permanent disability or death. Claims Direct can assist you in making a claim for an accident at work, and you will always keep 100% of your compensation.
Slip and Trip
Tripping on uneven paving or road surfaces and slipping on unclean floors are some of the most common accidents. Although many slip and trip injuries are minor, some can be serious and have long-term effects. Claims Direct can assist you in making a claim, helping you get back on track as quickly as possible and you will always keep 100% of your compensation.
New government rules dictate that asylum seekers that are allowed temporary leave to stay in the UK will not be able to apply for drivers’ licenses.
According to the Department for Transport, only people that are allowed to stay in the county for over 185 days will be able to take the driving test.
The new changes will only apply to those who reside outside of the European Economic Area and will not affect those that live within it.
The rule change has been added to existing law as an amendment which means that it does not need debate from MP’s or Parliament approval.
Transport Minister Paul Clark said that a preliminary measure he has informed the House that from this point forward anyone who applies for a license will need to show proof of UK residency.
Clark added that those who have an undecided status or without leave should not be able to access benefits allowed to those with settled lives in the UK such as a driving licence. Therefore, those who are present UK residents under temporary permission or those with temporary release from the Immigration Act of 1971 will not be allowed to receive a driver’s licence.
The new law change was a joint introduction by the Home Office and the Department for Transport.
New government rules dictate that asylum seekers that are allowed temporary leave to stay in the UK will not be able to apply for drivers’ licenses.
