CORONAVIRUS TESTS – WHAT TO DO AS AN EMPLOYER

During April 2022, the Government ceased providing free lateral flow tests to individuals or employers. However, what if employers still require coronavirus testing? If the employer has no leftover later flow tests at their disposal but require their employees to test before attending work, the employer must pay for the testing. The employer must: Be […]

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New Civil Litigation Solicitor Joins Fraser Dawbarns

Fraser Dawbarns are delighted to welcome Associate Solicitor, Joshua Shuardson-Hipkin to the firm. Joshua will be working in the Civil Litigation department based at both the King’s Lynn and Ely offices. Since qualifying in 2016, Joshua has developed a particular focus on commercial disputes where he has experience of working with a wide range of […]

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£6,800 settlement for Wisbech car driver who suffered soft tissue injuries

A local client suffered soft tissue injures to their neck, often referred to as whiplash, when their car was hit from behind.  They were in considerable discomfort and required physiotherapy before being able to carry out all their usual activities without pain. Their claim was handled by a personal injury claim specialist at Fraser Dawbarns. […]

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Over £20,000 claim settlement for Wisbech man with shoulder injuries

Neil John, a personal injury specialist solicitor at Fraser Dawbarns, has obtained a settlement of a little over £20,000 for a local client who suffered injuries to his shoulder during a road collision. The client was driving when another car hit his vehicle from the side. Neil comments: “The client is self-employed in a manual […]

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Parental disputes over home-schooling children

The Law is clear that whilst education is compulsory, school attendance is not, and the State should only intervene where there is evidence that a child is not receiving “suitable” education.  There is no presumption that State education is the best form of education, or that home education is unsuitable. The number of children being […]

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£12,500 obtained following unusual concussion injury

Personal injury claim specialist Neil John has obtained a £12,500 settlement for a man who was concussed after a shop sign fell on his head in Cambridgeshire. The client also suffered a psychological injury and needing counselling as a result of the incident. Neil comments: “Everyone who owns business premises will be aware that they […]

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