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Money worries are pushing Brits back to work before they have recovered from an accident or injury

New research from Simpson Millar reveals the financial pressure facing people after an accident or injury. Almost four in five UK adults said they would return to work sooner than medically advised because of money worries, while six in 10 would consider delaying or skipping treatment. We explore the financial impact of injury, why younger adults feel particularly pressured, and how a personal injury claim may help protect recovery and future financial security.

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Can I make a personal injury claim if I was partly responsible for an accident?

Contributory negligence does not automatically prevent someone from making a personal injury claim if they were partly responsible for an accident. However, their compensation may be reduced to reflect their share of responsibility. This article explains how contributory negligence can arise, how allegations are investigated and challenged, and how courts determine any reduction in compensation. It also explores examples including seat belts, cycle helmets, PPE, workplace safety, slips and trips, and alcohol or impairment.

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Simpson Millar partners with the Brain Injury Group to help transform support for brain injury survivors and families

Simpson Millar has partnered with the Brain Injury Group to strengthen access to specialist support for people affected by brain injury and their families. Bringing together legal expertise with a network of rehabilitation providers, case managers, therapists, specialist schools, charities and support groups, the partnership aims to help more people access the rehabilitation, education, care, legal advice and long-term support they may need following a life-changing injury.

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Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month 2026: Why riders remain among the most vulnerable people on UK roads

Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month 2026 highlights the serious risks faced by riders on UK roads. Despite making up only a small proportion of road traffic, motorcyclists account for a significant percentage of road deaths and serious injuries. This article explores why riders are especially vulnerable, the legal issues that can arise after a collision, and the importance of evidence, rehabilitation and early legal advice. It also explains how compensation claims can support recovery after life-changing motorcycle accidents.

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Road Safety Week: Thousands still killed or injured on UK roads each year

Every 17 minutes, someone in the UK is killed or seriously injured in a road crash. Road Safety Week 2025, led by Brake from 16–22 November, highlights how safe vehicles save lives. Around 1,700 people die and over 30,000 are seriously hurt each year on UK roads. The campaign calls for safer vehicles, roads, and driving behaviour, and reminds drivers that even simple checks and responsible decisions can prevent life-changing tragedies.

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