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Personal injuries are all too commonplace and on many occasions it will not be the fault of the victim. 

The good news is that under most circumstances, victims of personal injuries can claim compensation to cover costs they incurred.

Below are headlines related to personal injury, with many outlining how the victim has successfully claimed compensation.

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Woman seeks £30,000 in Compensation after Salon Accident

A woman is seeking £30,000 in compensation after she was 'left speechless' when her hair fell out and scalp was burned by a salon procedure.

The woman has taken her case to the Court of Session in Edinburgh, claiming that a routine procedure left her almost bald with a burned scalp and an anxiety disorder.

The 24-year-old, who lives on the Scottish border said in her papers to the court that she was hardly able to speak when she left the salon.

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Building Company Fined after Inflicting Personal Injury

A building company from Waltham Cross has been fined after inflicting personal injury to a woman as she stood waiting for a bus. 

Concentra Ltd was prosecuted after inspectors found that the accident, which happened in 2008, could have been prevented. 

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Warrington Wolves Competition Ends Today

Our first (of hopefully many) Warrington Wolves competition closes today at 5pm!

For your chance to win a signed Warrington Wolves shirt, please visit our Facebook page and follow the instructions on this image carefully - https://www.facebook.com/claimantlaw

We'd like to pass on our thanks to everyone that has entered so far, its been fantastic to read all the responses!

Good luck everyone.

UK Terrorism Victims now Eligible for Compensation

Victims that have fallen victim of overseas terrorist attacks may now be entitled to compensation if they have lived in the UK for at least three years beforehand. 

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