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The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) is a not-for-profit campaign organisation. We are committed to protecting the rights of victims of negligence.

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Watch Chris's Story, the latest film in the Rebuilding Shattered Lives campaign, below.

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Watch the trailer for Chris's Story, the latest film in the Rebuilding Shattered Lives campaign.

Releasing soon.

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APIL’s clinical negligence campaign and exclusive research received significant coverage in The Times on Thursday (24 September). https://t.co/KwPDPoYQvB

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If 10 babies were spared from catastrophic harm caused by NHS negligence it would save the health service £112 million, APIL's new clinical negligence research report reveals.
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Read the full letter here: https://t.co/hGQZin2ls5

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A multitude of damning reports and investigations into maternity care have highlighted failures that lead to devastating, life-changing, consequences for mothers and babies, APIL president Guy Forster has told newspaper readers.

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So far the letter has received coverage in Swindon Advertiser, North West Evening Mail, Daily Echo, News and Star, Sheffield Star, and Your Thurrock

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Watch APIL president Guy Forster talk about the significance of trust between patients and healthcare providers, and the importance of the duty of candour being adhered to, in this short video clip.

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Charlie’s Story, the current Rebuilding Shattered Lives campaign film, surpassed four million online views this week. It is a major milestone for the campaign, which seeks to put injured people at the heart of any policymaking in relation to the law on personal injury and clinical negligence.

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The justice gap impacts everyone.

Read more about APIL's research into the justice gap in the new report here: https://t.co/lB0gAwzaKU

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The growing justice gap in personal injury affects all of society, not just injured people. A drop in compensation claims increases the amount the Government spends on benefits, for example. Compensation provides rehabilitation, helping people get back to work.

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Fewer injured victims in work also means that tax receipts fall, affecting us all. The NHS is also harmed. Where no claim is made it cannot recover the victim’s treatment costs from the wrongdoer. This is already having a significant impact - since 2021, NHS finances have been hit by almost £300 million because of the collapse in motor injury claims.

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Charlie suffered catastrophic, avoidable harm at birth which changed his and his mother's lives forever.

Children like Charlie and other victims of negligence must be at the heart of any policymaking about compensation and their right to redress.

This is Charlie's Story.

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People injured at work deserve compensation. But for many, justice is increasingly difficult to get.

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Victims of asbestos-related lung cancer should not have to trace all their former employers before they can receive compensation. It is unjust to expect people with a terminal disease to hunt down records in their dying days.

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The comment comes after a Freedom of Information request revealed local councils have paid £3.75 million in compensation to pupils injured at school.
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"Compensation can only be claimed when there has been negligence by the school or the authority that runs it, not for simple accidents or mishaps which could never be foreseen," APIL president Guy Forster has told The Mail on Sunday.