Legal guides
We provide comprehensive advice on the legal issues which arise after serious injury and have produced a series of fact sheets on some of the most common legal questions that arise.
The legal fact sheets deal with a wide range of issues and are not restricted to compensation related topics.
01 April 2009
By law, it is unlawful in England and Wales for a disabled person to be discriminated against on the grounds of their disability.
21 May 2009
Jobcentre Plus runs 3 WorkPath programmes which provide assistance to Applicants looking for employment or Applicants who wish to stay in employment.
01 January 2009
Following a serious injury, it is important that an injured party checks all insurance policies to establish whether they have the benefit of no-fault insurance cover or critical illness cover which provides for a payment in the event of illness/injury.
01 April 2009
This Briefing Note provides an overview of issues relating to Powers of Attorney, including Lasting Powers of Attorney, the provisions of the Mental Capacity Act 2005, the Court of Protection and the Office of the Public Guardian ("OPG").
21 May 2009
Stewarts Law have prepared a number of briefing notes on the key welfare benefits available following personal injury.
01 April 2009
Attendance Allowance ("AA") is a tax-free benefit paid to people aged 65 or over who are physically or mentally disabled and need help with personal care and supervision to remain safe.
01 October 2009
Carer's Allowance (CA) is paid to people who regularly spend at least 35 hours per week caring for a severely disabled person.
18 May 2009
Disability Living Allowance (DLA) is a tax free and is not means tested. It is for people who need help looking after themselves and for those who find it difficult to walk or get around.