Articles by ‘Mark Hambleton’

Mark Hambleton looks at the Government’s proposed law on dangerous cycling and asks: do we even need this new law? Back in 2018 I wrote about the recommendations made to the Government to introduce the offence…

Towards the end of November 2022, the Bristol Clean Air Zone (‘CAZ’) came into operation. The fundamental aim of the CAZ is to reduce air pollution caused by road traffic. The Government set legal…

Lisa is a very experienced walker having completed mountain leader training. Lisa has also regularly led group walks and assisted the Rambler’s Association with organising walks too. In June 2019, Lisa was out walking…

When telling people that we have particular expertise in pursuing claims for people injured by animals, often eyebrows will be raised. Of course, there have been recent dog attacks causing fatal injuries to adults…

When it comes to personal injury cases, how can you determine their chances of success? Below are our top five factors that could have a significant bearing on the outcome of your case. From…

How Brad Williams’s career was put on hold in an instant, and how we helped him get back on his feet.

Mark Hambleton explains, with examples of some of our recent cases, how animal accident claims are often very different to other personal injury claims.

£65,000 settlement secured under Animals Act and negligence for accident on trail.

Five-figure sum secured for significant injuries and psychological harm as a result of the accident.

Six-figure settlement secured for kick which caused significant injuries.