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Monday, 19 November 2012

Seeking Professional Legal Advice after an Accident

Article by
Dave Koon Koon

I have recently come across an increasing number of employers who are trying to settle claims for personal injury, directly with their employees, without once mentioning to the employee that they should seek independent legal advice.

We have seen this scenario before by way of ‘third party capture’ where the Defendant’s insurance company contacts the injured party directly offering to pay them off before they seek legal advice and in either scenario accepting the offer directly from the Defendant or their insurer, without seeking legal advice, leaves the injured party at a very serious risk of being under compensated.

In addition to not being adequately compensated my concern is that the injured party may be losing out on the chance of seeking funding for the rehabilitation or medical treatment they may need and usually the need for rehabilitation or medical treatment is only highlighted once the injured party is examined by a medico legal expert.

I have managed to secure funding for a wide range of medical treatments which can vary from physiotherapy, osteopathy, cognitive behavioural therapy, counselling sessions, dental treatment, ophthalmic care, scar revision surgery and various other surgical procedures.

If my clients had accepted the offers made by the Defendant, without first receiving legal advice, they would not have been able to afford the cost of the medical treatment that they required and their recovery would have possibly taken much longer.

If you have been involved in an accident at work or an accident in a public place please contact me on 01992 422 128 or at dave@gardenhousesolicitors.co.uk for further advice and assistance.

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Monday, 12 November 2012

Injured Whilst Shopping

Dave Koon Koon of Garden House Solicitors

Article by
Dave Koon Koon

Great start to the week as I have just settled another claim.

My client was injured whilst shopping at a DIY store in Stevenage. She was looking at a product displayed at the end of an aisle and whilst observing the product she stepped onto a wooden plank that had fallen off the side of the display.

The wooden plank had exposed screws and my client did not see these as her attention was focused on the product being displayed. On stepping onto the wooden plank a screw punctured her foot causing her injury and she required medical attention as a result.

Liability was admitted as the Defendant clearly should have had a better system in place to identify that its display was broken and posed a hazard to shoppers.

PIP Breast Implant Group Litigation Order Claims - Register of Claimants due to Close

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Responsible Dog Ownership


Article by Dave Koon Koon

The BBC has reported today that according to the PDSA ‘nearly one in three UK dog owners has reported being bitten or attacked by a dog’ and that 1.3 million dogs in Britain are exhibiting what is described as ‘problem behaviour’.

An explanation for this is a lack of adequate obedience training at an early age or at all and the deliberate training of dogs to be aggressive.

The survey referred to in the PDSA Report was conducted by YouGov researchers and highlights that 61% of dogs had not attended training sessions within six months of life and it would appear that the problem with aggressive dogs could be halted with obedience training done at an early age. The solution here is obviously educating dog owners about their responsibilities not only to their dogs but to members of the public in general and the Good Citizen Dog Training Scheme promoted by the Kennel Club is one of the schemes that promotes responsible dog ownership.

Parsloe Athletic U15's Season Update

Article by
Dave Koon Koon

I was lucky enough to be at a Parsloe Athletic U15’s game for a goal fest on 28 October 2012. The game ended in a 6-6 draw but the teams were evenly matched and Parsloe Athletic U15's never gave up looking for that deciding goal, even up to the final whistle. The boys should be proud of the way they played and it was the best game of football I’d seen that weekend, especially after watching the Stoke v Sunderland highlights earlier that morning.

Parsloe Athletic U15s are currently 7^th in the Mid Herts Rural Minors League, U15s Division 1 and with two away games coming up they’re hoping to get those 6 points that will push them higher up the table.

All the team at Garden House Solicitors continue to be very proud of the boys and in particular the way they have gone from strength to strength over the years, moving into higher divisions throughout.

The boys even had time to take a team photograph for us before their game and before they got muddy. I for one am looking forward to the next home game, but this time I will definitely take a scarf and some gloves.

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Friday, 2 November 2012

Will Writing Solicitors Hertford

Article by
Sharon Brown

Many people continuously put off making a Will - whether it's through lack of time or not wanting to consider their own mortality. The vast majority of my clients who are making Wills tell me they have been meaning to get round to it for years.

I pride myself on making the will writing process as painless as possible. Many of my clients are surprised at how easy it actually is, and question why they ever put it off in the first place.

Making a Will does not mean you are tempting fate or that you are going to pass away in the imminent future. However, it does mean that you no longer have to worry about doing it, and that you can have the peace of mind knowing you have made things as simple as possible for those you eventually leave behind.

Please don't put off making a Will any longer. Call me on 01992 422128 or email sharon@gardenhousesolicitors.co.uk to arrange a mutually conveneint appointment. You can visit me in the office or I can visit you at home, and evening or weekend appointments can be arranged.

I look forward to meeting you soon!

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Thursday, 1 November 2012

From Little Acorns Big Trees Grow

Ruth Allen of Garden House Solicitors in Hertford

Article by
Ruth Allen

Garden House was established in April 2006 and I am very proud to say I was there at the beginning together with 2 other members of staff. I set up the accounts system using a tried and tested Legal Accounts Package which I had used before called Lawbyte. I worked an evening a week as I had a full time job in Stevenage at that time. It was obvious then that the firm would grow but who could imagine how big it would grow to and how quickly?

Six and a half years later we now have 11 employees and we are still growing. I am now Practice Manager and Amanda Carron assists with the accounts and I work 3 days a week. It is a superb firm to work for with a great atmosphere and a good mix of people. We are like one big happy family.

In 2006 we were an acorn and in 2012 we are a Big Tree but with plenty more growing to do.

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Wednesday, 31 October 2012

Who Will Look After my Dog When I Die?


Article by Sharon Brown

This is something nobody likes to have to consdier, but is a question I have been asked so many times by clients making their Will. For many people, this is as important as deciding who will act as guardian for their children or who will get their money.

If you have a spouse, close relative or close friend who likes animals you can simply ask them if they would take care of your dog should anything happen. Some people to choose to leave a legacy to the person, as a way of saying thank you and to make sure that the person has sufficient money to pay for future vet bills.

There are also a number of charities who offer free schemes whereby you can register with them during your lifetime and they will take care of your pets when you pass away. Again, you may wish to leave a legacy to your chosen charity by way of a thank you.

Will Aid 2012

We are pleased to announce that we will be taking part in Will Aid in November 2012.

Will Aid is an annual event across the country, where solicitors offer clients the chance to update an existing Will or make a new Will free of charge. All we ask is that you consider making a donation to Will Aid, who support the work of the following charities:

The amount you donate is entirely up to you, but Will Aid have suggested a minimum amount of £90 for a basic single Will or £135 for ‘mirror’ Wills (Wills for a couple).

If you have an existing Will and wish to make a small amendment to it with a ‘codicil’ the suggested minimum donation is £40.

For more details of the scheme please see the Will Aid website. If you have any questions or would like to make an appointment please telephone 01992 422128 or email Sharon Brown – Sharon@gardenhousesolicitors.co.uk

Appointments are available throughout November but are booking up fast.

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Friday, 19 October 2012

Bringing a Claim for Personal Injury – the Justice, the Industry and the Risk

Nidhi Chopra of Garden House Solicitors in Hertford - Specialist Personal Injury Solicitor

Article by
Nidhi Chopra

Garden House Solicitors are renowned for our personal injury work. We do not take on cases through Claims Management Companies and we are often instructed by people who have been recommended to us by previous clients. As a solicitor it is very rewarding to reach a successful outcome for a client that has had the misfortune of suffering a life changing injury, caused by the negligence of another. Many injuries are life changing and not only for the client but also their family.

In a claim for personal injury a client is able to recover compensation for the pain suffering and loss of amenity that a client has suffered as a result of the injury. The client can also claim for financial losses that are incurred and will be incurred in the future as a result of the accident. By taking detailed instructions and through the use of evidence from expert witnesses we are able to build a description for the Court of what our client has suffered and what their life is likely to be like in the future so that an appropriate award can be made.

The Judicial Studies Board has set up guidelines on how much compensation should be awarded for each injury. We value a client’s injuries in accordance with those guidelines and also by giving consideration to awards made in previous cases where similar injuries have been suffered.

Can my Spouse Change Their Will After I Die?


Article by Sharon Brown

The simple answer to this question is yes. A Will is an individual document, which can be changed at any time (provided the testator has capacity to do so).

However, if two people have made “Mutual Wills” they have agreed not to amend their Will without the consent of the other person.

Many people confuse Mutual Wills with Mirror Wills, which is the term given when two people make very similar Wills at the same time, for example, everything to their spouse followed by their children.

Patricia Ling of Garden House Solicitors in Hertford

Article by
Patricia Ling

As a responsible dog owner it is your duty to make yourself familiar with various laws that affect you as a dog owner and I hope this blog will help you. If you comply with all of these laws you should have no problems with your dog but if you do have any problems please contact us at Garden House Solicitors so that we can help you.

The Control of Dogs Order 1992

This law requires that all dogs wear a collar and a tag showing the owner’s name and address on it whilst they are out at a public place. Any dog without a collar in a public place can be seized by the police and treated as a stray. If your dog gets out by accident you should immediately contact the dog warden in your local area and the local police station and notify them of that because the Environmental Protection Laws Act 1990 allows the dog to be seized, sold or destroyed if it is not claimed within 7 days.

Client Injured as a Result of a Head-On Collision

Dave Koon Koon - specialist personal injury solicitor

Article by
Dave Koon Koon

I have today settled a claim for personal injuries resulting from a head-on vehicular collision.

My client was the front seat passenger in a car being driven by the Defendant and was injured after the Defendant attempted to overtake a slow moving farm vehicle on a country road. The overtaking manoeuvre should not have been undertaken and the Defendant’s car was involved in a head-on collision with a vehicle coming from the opposite direction.

My client suffered a whiplash type injury as well as a psychological injury and in settling this claim I included, and recovered, the full cost of my client’s recommended psychological treatment, in the sum of £1,500, which will be provided on a private basis.

Luckily my client’s injuries were not as severe as they possibly could have been and the claim was settled by negotiation, following the issue of Court proceedings, for approximately £6,000.

If you have been injured as a result of a road traffic accident contact me on 01992 422128 or at dave@gardenhousesolicitors.co.uk for further advice and assistance.

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Monday, 24 September 2012

Parsloe Athletic Under 14’s Trophy Presentation 2012

Article by
Dave Koon Koon

As we draw nearer to the start of the new football season we look back at the excellent season which was had by the boys of Parsloe Athletic Under 14’s.

Garden House Solicitors have been proud sponsors of this youth football team for the past 3 years and we have seen them improve dramatically throughout that time with the team reaching the Cup Final of their division last season.

At their end of season prize giving, which was attended by myself and Patricia Ling, the following players were recognised for their contribution to the team:


Article by Dave Koon Koon

A 30 year old woman unfortunately died whilst walking through Kew Gardens in London, on 23 September 2012, when she was hit by a branch that had fallen due to windy weather.

The police are not treating the death of woman as suspicious but could not confirm whether this unfortunate incident would be referred to the Health and Safety Executive for further investigation.

Who Should I Appoint as My Attorney?

Article by
Sharon Brown

Once you have decided to make a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) it is important to spend some time considering who you want as your attorney or attorneys.

Your attorneys will have legal authority to act on your behalf if you lack mental capacity.

You can choose to have more than one attorney, and indeed this can be a good idea. However, having too many may prove impracticable. The main factor is that your attorneys are people you trust. Whilst it is not essential, it would be helpful if your attorneys know each other or are at least willing to work together. If there is an existing rift between them it could cause unnecessary delays in your affairs being dealt with.

You should also consider how realistic it is for your attorneys to be able to assist you, for example, if they often spend long lengths of time in remote parts of the world, it may be sensible to choose another attorney who is more local.

You can also name one or more replacement attorneys in your LPA, in case your first choice can no longer assist you.

There is no obligation on you to have the same attorneys for your financial LPA as your health and welfare LPA.

To discuss your decisions and next steps, telephone me on 01992 422128 or email Sharon@gardenhousesolicitors.co.uk

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Monday, 13 August 2012

Who Needs a Power of Attorney?

Article by
Sharon Brown

Anyone who would like to have a say over what health care and/or treatment they receive in the future, or who has assets in their sole name should make a Power of Attorney.

There are two types of Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA); one to cover health and welfare issues and one to cover your property and financial affairs.

Many people are not aware of what a Power of Attorney is and, even those that are often assume it is only elderly people or those suffering from illnesses such as dementia, who need to make an LPA. This could not be further from the truth.

There are many health conditions that can leave you without sufficient mental capacity to manage your affairs. Furthermore, you could be the victim of an accident at any time, regardless of how old you are.

Don't Get Captured!

Your case could be under settled, you could be charged a fee and you could lose compensation.

Article by
Chris Lucas

It’s an unfortunate reality that accidents happen. Car accidents, accidents at work, accidents in public places: the one thing that they all have in common is that they can cause injury, create inconvenience and in some cases change people’s lives forever.

If you suffer as a result of an accident which is not your fault, you will usually be entitled to claim compensation from the liable party. For this, you will often need a solicitor. Many people will already know this, perhaps from information they have read on the Internet, adverts they have seen on TV or their basic knowledge of English law.

What you may not know is that many personal injury law firms, particularly larger ‘factory’-type firms, buy their cases from third party companies known as referrers. A referrer could be your own insurance company: for example, if you have a personal injury claim and legal expenses cover as part of your policy, your insurer may refer your case to a panel firm of solicitors. Another type of referrer is a claims management company (or CMC for short): these companies buy and sell data and they make their money by obtaining information from injured clients and selling their cases to panel firms. The access some CMCs have to data can be surprising and they will often bombard clients with calls and put a lot of pressure on them to sign up as their representatives will often be working on commission.

The panel firms which pay referral fees for their cases are typically costs-driven, they churn over high volumes of work (much of it low value) and they often implement standard practices across the board. The culture of these firms is therefore much like a factory rather than a traditional law firm, which is why we refer to them as ‘factory’ firms.

My first job in a law firm...

Article by
Amanda Carron

I was 18 years old when I attended my first official interview for employment at Garden House Solicitors in which I successfully achieved a job as a trainee legal secretary. I had gained some background knowledge of the legal world at college, however my colleagues at Garden House Solicitors helped me gain more in-depth knowledge and skills to become the best legal secretary I could be!

Now two years on I have been promoted to a fully qualified legal secretary within this firm, I am learning new things and gaining more experience each day. My roles keep extending and therefore my skills are increasing.

Garden House Solicitors has provided me with many challenges and hard work and it’s a pleasure being a part of the great GHS team!

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What is a Mutual Will?

Making a Will in Hertfordshire, mutual Wills

A Mutual Will is when two or more testators (the legal name given to someone making a Will) make separate Wills or a Joint Will, and agree to give each other reciprocal benefits. Alternatively, they can agree to confer benefits to the same named beneficiaries.

For Wills to be mutual, there must be an express agreement between the two parties that both Wills will remain irrevocable and unaltered. Normally, this agreement is incorporated into the Wills so as to avoid confusion and problems at a later date.

What is the effect of a mutual Will?

If one testator dies, and the deceased testator had not revoked or altered his Will then the surviving testator will be bound by the mutual Will. They will hold the property and assets of the deceased person “in trust”. If they try to revoke or alter their own Will, they would be committing fraud and a Court would be unlikely to grant permission for the change to be made.

PyroTITAN Humeral Resurfacing Shoulder Implant Recalled

Article by
Kevin Timms

Integra LifeSciences is voluntarily recalling one lot of its PyroTITAN Humeral Resurfacing Arthroplasty due to the belief that there might be a manufacturing defect which may lead to premature failure of the shoulder implant.

The recall has been made following the notification to the PyroTITAN Humeral Resurfacing shoulder implant manufacturer that and implant was found with a fracture when it was being revised.

The manufacturer is recalling all products within the same lot so that additional testing and investigation can take place to determine is a manufacturing defect exists with this lot. PyroTITAN Humeral Resurfacing shoulder implants with the lot number 09-2119 are effected by the recall.

If your PyroTITAN shoulder implant has failed prematurely it may be as a result of a manufacturing defect and you may be entitled to make a compensation claim. For further information please contact Kevin Timms on 01992 422 128 or email Kevin at Kevin@gardenhousesolicitors.co.uk.

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Monday, 25 June 2012

Can I Leave Money to Charity in my Will?

Article by
Sharon Brown

In one word, yes! However, before you make any changes to your Will, or indeed set about making a new one it is important to seek advice to ensure that your intentions are recorded correctly else your wishes may not be met when you pass away.

Before proceeding, I recommend that you consider the following points:

Article by
Kevin Timms

The metal liner component of the R3 acetabular hip implant system manufactured by Smtih & Nephew has been recalled as a result of an unacceptably high early revision rate.

The MHRA released a Medical Device Alert on 25 June 2012 informing the medical profession of the recall.

It is reported that 281 of the R3 metal liners have been implanted in patients in the

. Statistics show that there is a high premature revision rate associated with the R3 acetabular hip implant system with a revision rate of 6.3% at four years.

For those who have a metal liner component of the R3 acetabuler hip implant system, the advice is the same as that for all metal on metal hip implants. Blood metal ion testing should be carried out to test the levels of cobalt and chromium. For patients with levels above 7ppb there is a risk that there is a potential soft tissue reaction and a further cobalt chromium blood tests should be carried out three months later. If cobalt and chromium levels remain high (or are higher) a further investigation should be carried out with use of imaging. Where imaging shows an abnormality, revision should be considered with the patient’s surgeon.

Garden House Solicitors have been instructed by numerous women with metal on metal hip implants from a variety of manufacturers. If you have a metal liner component of the R3 acetabular hip implant system and have suffered from adverse symptoms you may be entitled to make a metal on metal hip implant compensation claim. For further details please contact Kevin Timms on 01992 422 128 or email Kevin at kevin@gardenhousesolicitors.co.uk

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Thursday, 21 June 2012

Taking a Wrong Turn

Article by
Julie Retallick

Julie Retallick has again successfully settled a personal injury case, without the need to issue court proceedings, via the On-line portal for Road Traffic Accidents. This is a claims processing system to deal with all road traffic accidents involving personal injury claims valued between £1,000.00 and £10,000.00 only. It is intended to speed up the process of claiming and Julie uses it to great effect.

This claim for personal injury arose following a car travelling at approximately 30/40mph which lost control, mounted a footpath, crossed our Client’s garden and crashed through the front room wall of our Client’s flat where he was sitting on a sofa in the living room. The whole of the car came to rest in the living room before reversing out and driving off. The police and fire services attended the scene.

As a result of the accident our Client suffered whiplash to his neck and lower back with a psychological adjustment disorder with anxiety.

Julie negotiated settlement of the Client’s damages in the sum of £5,300.00.

Julie's client was so delighted that she received a lovely bouquet.

If you, a friend or loved one has been injured in a car accident in Hertfordshire or elsewhere please contact Julie Retallick on 01992 422 128 or email Julie at julie@gardenhousesolicitors.co.uk

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Wednesday, 13 June 2012

Employee Compensated for Injury from Cactus Sap

Specialist personal injury solicitor in Hertfordshire

Article by
Dave Koon Koon

I have just settled a claim that was reported in the local press.

My client was injured after the sap from cacti he was pruning entered his eyes whilst at work.

At the time of the accident my client was employed as a landscaper by a well known multi national company and was sent to do a job without any warning as to the danger posed by the toxic sap produced by the cacti.

His employer breached several Health and Safety laws, which included not providing any personal protective equipment and in addition to the claim made for personal injury his employer was also prosecuted by the local Council and duly fined for those breaches.

As a result of coming into contact with the toxic sap my client suffered chemical burns to his face and arms and an eye injury.

After arranging for my client to be examined by an expert ophthalmologist it was discovered that in addition to the injury to my client’s eye he also suffered damage to his tear ducts and would require the permanent use of artificial tears to lubricate his eyes.

In settling the claim I included the cost of my client’s future requirement for artificial tears and the total claim was eventually settled for a five figure sum.

If you have been involved in an accident at work contact me on 01992 422 128 or at dave@gardenhousesolicitors.co.uk for further advice and assistance.

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Monday, 11 June 2012

Compensation for Criminal Assault

Article by
Dave Koon Koon

I have recently settled a claim which arose when my client suffered a broken jaw and a hand injury because an unprovoked attack during an amateur football game.

My client was the victim of an unprovoked attack by another player and following an attendance at his local A&E Department the seriousness of his injury was confirmed.

The matter was reported to the police and the attacker was arrested and charged with the assault.

My client was referred to me by a former client and after speaking to him I advised him that he could pursue a claim for personal injury through the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority.

Following submission of the claim to the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority the matter was investigated and my client’s claim for compensation was approved and he received a four figure sum in settlement.

The purpose of the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority is to compensate victims of crime who have been injured in an act of violence in England, Scotland or Wales and there are various criteria that must be satisfied in order to successfully pursue a claim with the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority.

If you have been injured as a result of an assault or other criminal activity contact me on 01992 422 128 or at dave@gardenhousesolicitors.co.uk for further advice and assistance.

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Dangerous Dog Attacks


Article by Dave Koon Koon

According to NHS figures more than 6,000 adults and children were admitted to hospitals over the year to March 2011 after being attacked by a dog. One national newspaper has even reported that this figure represents the fifth successive year on year increase in injuries caused by dog attacks.

The government has recently proposed tougher sentencing guidelines for the owners of dogs following an attack as well as compulsory microchipping so that the owner of dogs can be traced. But do these measures really go far enough to protect the victims of dog attacks?

I have dealt with claims arising from dog attacks and the injuries can be severe and require substantial rehabilitative treatment.

In order to ensure that the victim of a dog attack is adequately compensated for the physical and sometimes psychological injuries they suffer as well as the financial loss they incur, which in the majority of cases includes loss of earnings, pet insurance, which covers the possibility of a dog causing injury, should be a mandatory requirement of dog ownership.

This is the only way to ensure that innocent victims of dog attacks receive adequate compensation to cover their injuries, financial loss and any treatment they require.

If you have been the victim of a dog attack contact me on 01992 422 128 or at dave@gardenhousesolicitors.co.uk for further advice and assistance.

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Free Wills Storage

Article by
Sharon Brown

Here at Garden House we believe in giving you the best service possible. We are happy to store your Will in our safe storage facility free of charge for your lifetime. This gives you the peace of mind that no matter what happens, your Will can be found when it is needed.

Are you currently paying for storage?

If so, you needn't be! Regardless of who prepared your Will, we are still happy to store it free of charge for you. At the same time, why not take advantage of our free Will review service? That way you can be ensure that the document being looked after still meets your current needs and circumstances.

Networking in Bedfordshire


Sharon Brown

Here at Garden House we have clients spread across many counties. In order that we can recommend other businesses local to you we actively network in different regions.

I am a member of Business Connections in Biggleswade, Bedfordshire, an independently run networking and referral group. This not only enables me to have a network of other local businesses to work with but also keeps me up to date with local news and events that may be of relevance to my clients. You can find out more about the group on our website: http://www.business-connections.biz/index.htm

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