T Rees & Co Solicitors

19/03/2026

We’ve added new FAQs to help you better understand Road Traffic Accident Claims.

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10/01/2025

Personal Injury Claims Specialists

T. Rees & Co Solicitors frequently act for claimants injured due to
accidents at work, road traffic accidents, clinical & dental negligence claims, tripping & slipping accidents, severe injury claims and injuries caused by defective products. My work is done on a no-win, no-fee basis, so you won’t have to lose by making a claim. Our Injury Claims Specialists offer evening home visits to all claimants.

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23/02/2021

PERSONAL INJURY COMPENSATION CLAIMS FOR PEDESTRIANS
I have dealt with a large number of compensation claims involving pedestrians injured as a result of accidents involving cars, vans, buses and motorcycles. I have recovered compensation for adults and children who have been injured whilst crossing roads at pedestrian crossings, next to road junctions, crossing roads where there were no pedestrian crossings in the vicinity, pedestrians who have been injured whilst walking or standing on pavements or near kerbs; pedestrians who have been struck whilst walking across a carpark and pedestrians who have been injured whilst walking across driveway entrances.
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23/02/2021

PERSONAL INJURY COMPENSATION CLAIMS RELATING TO BUS ACCIDENTS

I have dealt with many successful compensation claims relating to bus accidents. Bus accidents arise for a number of reasons. In many cases, a bus driver won’t be responsible for the accident and the claim has to be brought against the driver of another vehicle, for example, where a van or car pulled out of a minor road into the path of a bus, a vehicle changed lanes abruptly and caused the bus driver to apply emergency braking, where a vehicle pulls out from a parked position into the path of the bus, or other cases where a vehicle collides with the bus.
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23/02/2021

There is no automatic right to compensation for personal injuries and other losses sustained as a result of a tripping accident. Where the accident occurs on a publicly maintained pavement or road, the local authority responsible for maintaining the pavement or road has an obligation under the 1980 Highways Act to maintain and repair the pavement/road. The Well Maintained Highways Code of Practice for highway maintenance management was updated in May 2013 and provides guidance as to how often local authorities should inspect pavements and roads and when they should carry out repairs.
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There is no automatic right to compensation for personal injuries and other losses sustained as a result of a tripping accident. Where the accident occurs on a publicly maintained pavement or road, the local authority responsible for maintaining the pavement or road has an obligation under the 1980....

23/02/2021

PERSONAL INJURY COMPENSATION CLAIMS RELATING TO THE USE OF LADDERS AND STEPLADDERS.
I have dealt with a large number of personal injury claims arising out of the use of ladders and stepladders at work. The Work at Height Regulations 2005 states that every employer shall ensure that a ladder is used for work at height only if a risk assessment under Section 3 of the Management Regulations has demonstrated that use of more suitable work equipment is not justified because the risk is considered low, the ladder is intended for use for only a short period and because of existing features on the site, it is impractical to use alternative equipment.
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23/02/2021

PERSONAL INJURY COMPENSATION CLAIMS RELATING TO ACCIDENTS INVOLVING THE USE OF HANDRAILS
During the course of the last few years I have dealt with a number of successful personal injury claims where claimants have been injured whilst using interior or exterior stairways where the steps were in good condition and the only cause of the accident was the absence of a suitable handrail.
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During the course of the last few years I have dealt with a number of successful personal injury claims where claimants have been injured whilst using interior or exterior stairways where the steps were in good condition and the only cause of the accident was the absence of a suitable handrail. The....