Posts by Howard Bonnett
Adult Injuries- An adult guide to a real problem
Adult injuries sustained during sexual activities are more common place than you would think. This is our adult guide to those who have suffered such injury. As Solicitors we are often asked what it is that we do. The answer is usually simple – we help people who are injured.In all sorts of ways. Adult…
Read MoreEssure Implant Advice – have you been affected?
Essure Implant advice if you have been affected by this product. Essure is a form of permanent female birth control akin to sterilisation. It has been used in the UK since 2009. The product was suspended from UK use in August 2017 due to concerns about performance. Essure – The Background It is thought that…
Read MoreAsbestos Cancer & Women -Good news on the horizon?
Asbestos cancer in women is increasing not only in the UK but abroad too. We consider those affected and how an upcoming appeal in UK courts might turn the tide in their favour. Mesothelioma is a cancer of the lining of the lung. it can develop when a person breathes in asbestos in life. There…
Read MoreSilicosis – the Unknown Killer
Silicosis is a silent killer that many people may suffer with but few are diagnosed. Many people will be aware of the dangers of asbestos dust. Asbestos was widely used in the construction industry. The dust and fibres given off mean it is the biggest killer of UK construction workers. But what about other dusts…
Read MoreFaulty Hip implant Court trial to start next week
A hip implant court trial is to start at the Royal Courts of Justice which will affect hundreds of hip operation patients. Corries Solicitors have the second largest number of cases in what is considered to be the one of the largest UK product liability trials ever. The cases are brought for over 300 patients…
Read MoreBreaking the Silence – Vaginal mesh and Post Natal Prolapse
Vaginal mesh is sometimes picked up and discussed in the media but is there hope for those who have suffered due to problems with it? We often hear of men suffering from a stubborn injury or unexplained symptoms yet reluctant to attend his GP until persuaded to do so by his partner. The failure of…
Read Moree-cig dispute in Stoptober smoking campaign
The Smoking“Stoptober” campaign to try and encourage people to stop smoking by using e cigarettes has raised the issue of the unknown dangers of vaping. Public Health England will be running a series of 30 second television adverts shortly in support of the Stoptober campaign. The campaign has been successful in reducing the numbers of…
Read MoreWinter flu warning for asbestos disease victims
Asbestos and pleural plaque victims are recommended to look into the latest NHS offer of a free flu jab. NHS Offer The winter flu jab is offered by the NHS for those with health issues who may be vulnerable to the risks of flu. This year the NHS have some concerns that there could be…
Read MoreDiesel fumes – is it time for workers to make claims?
Media reports linking exposure to diesel fumes at work may have huge implications for many thousands of workers. Howard Bonnett considers if, some 20 years after coalminers won compensation for chest disease, is now the time is now for others to claim compensation? Corries Solicitors have noted recent potential claims against employers for compensation. Two recent…
Read MorePleural Plaques some free advice for you and your family
This is our simple guide and advice if you have been diagnosed with pleural plaques. Pleural plaques are a scarring to the lining of the lung due to asbestos exposure. Here are some practical tips if you have been diagnosed with pleural plaques. The Law Unfortunately since 2006 compensation for pleural plaques is no longer available.…
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