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St Thomas Community Update January 2022
All the latest news from St Thomas, in this month's St Thomas Community Update from Community Builder Chloe Pooley.
Common types of injury at work
Accidents and Injuries at Work There are many different types of workplace injury that may give rise to a claim. Regardless of your occupation, if you sustain an injury at work, you could have a right to claim compensation. The Labour Force Survey reported that...
Meet the Team: Bernadette Chelvanayagam
“We are providing a legal service, but still need to maintain compassion and empathy whilst maintaining clear professional boundaries” Telephone: 01392 286777 Email: bernadette.chelvanayagam@cartridgeslaw.co.uk Name: Bernadette Chelvanayagam Job title: Paralegal How...
cARTridges: Meet The Artist
In the first of our ‘Meet the Artist’ features, we’re introducing our first ever cARTridges artist, Jon from Decisive Moment Photography. His beautiful landscape shots are currently brightening up our reception area and social media feeds. Decisive Moment...
How to use the St Thomas defibrillator
Here at Cartridges Law we are thrilled to announce we are now the proud guardians of the St Thomas defibrillator. The defibrillator was gifted to the community by Fraser and Wheeler and was previously housed on the old Age UK building. A big thank you to the team...
Advocacy Training with Colleton Chambers
Some of our team recently underwent advocacy training, conducted by Colleton Chambers. Advocacy is the means by which a lawyer puts their client's case to the court, so is an important skill for any practising legal professional. The training was attended by both...
What to do if you’ve had an accident at work
Employers have a legal duty to ensure they provide a safe working environment for their employees. If you’ve had an accident at work and suffered an injury due to your working environment, then you may be entitled to compensation.
Santa: Saint Nick or Legal Sinner?
We may leave it to Santa to decide if the children of the world are naughty or nice, but do we ever take the time to consider the man himself? Thanks to Peter Crisp from the University of Law, we know that Santa risks breaking multiple laws in his mission to bring...