This Thursday we are excited to be attending the first National Armed Forces and Emergency Services event in Sunderland. Please do come say hi and ask us any questions you may have 👋 @HannahDowling88@PIandMedNeg#NAFESE
The inaugural Dan Lee Mil Race happening a week today.Even if you cannot attend or participate,feel free to contribute. Money raised going to Dans young family.Thank you to all who contribute in any way 🙏🏽🇬🇧 https://t.co/Dxctbk7BmH #ArmedForces#bootneck#royalmarine#firefighter
Quite emotional reading these and the difference that can be made with perseverance when often a client loses the will to fight. Very proud indeed of our team and the dedication in never giving up. @irwinmitchell
Good coverage of this case in @thetimes today. My former team-mate @irwinmitchell Chelsea Towner on #tinnitus following her client’s wish to share his story to highlight help available.
Today I was able to share the good news with my client that I have finally secured an increase in his AFCS claim. It only took 4 A59 challenges and 2 formal complaints but finally it was conceded that my client clearly met the criteria for a higher award. ❤️✔️#nevergiveup
An emotional way to end the week but today after 5 years we brought to conclusion a Veteran's AFCS claim for PTSD without the need for Tribunal. The lifetime value added ensures that they and their loved ones are secure for life. So lovely to be able to deliver the news! 🤗
Were you or a loved one based at #CampLeJeune in the USA? If you’ve suffered illness after exposure to contaminated water, you might be able to claim compensation. Find out how our expert #Military injury lawyers can support you: https://t.co/cYsk4Nv0pp
Join @Kings_Chambers specialist inquest barristers for a mock inquest hearing training event, held in partnership with @irwinmitchell.
When: Friday 3 February, 1:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Where: Irwin Mitchell, One St Peter's Square, Manchester
Find out more:
https://t.co/OF710yQCio
Last week we concluded a client's AFCS claim which faced numerous challenges from arguing that the incident was service related to causation of injuries. Amazing to deliver the news to them and their family that they would now be in receipt of a £1.6m award over their lifetime
Never forget how important art 59 is. It can be the silver bullet when all other processes are exhausted plus you get additional appeal rights. Always ask the question @irwinmitchell@Vixxmclean
Royal British Legion to give veterans and their families grants of up to £2,400 to help pay bills – check if you're eligible and how to apply https://t.co/BJ22s4fNXK
So important to be aware of the different mechanisms for reopening AFCS cases beyond standard timeframes! As a team we know inside out how best to use review provisions if applicable resulting in many successes @amandamarsh2016@Vixxmclean#AFCS
There seems to be something badly and systemically wrong with the Armed Forces Compensation Scheme. I’m told it’s an “adversarial” process that “dehumanises” claimants. Shattered hips from bullets put in same class as ‘fractured leg’ for payment. Not good. https://t.co/VD6CVMuQhP