A Nuans name search report is a seven-page report which is generated from the Nuans name search system which compares a proposed name or trade-mark with the database of existing names that have been registered anywhere across Canada.

The Nuans name search system is a computerized search system which contains a list of all of the company names, sole proprietorships, partnerships, business names and trade-marks registered in federal, provincial and territorial jurisdictions in Canada. The purpose of the system is to keep track of all names registered across Canada.

By comparing the proposed name against the Nuans name search system, any similarity existing between the proposed name and the names in the database, will show up on the Nuans name search report. This will allow you to determine whether you are planning on using a name for your company that is too similar to another name. It is important for your name to be as distinct as possible.

Nuans name search reports must accompany articles of incorporation when incorporating a company in the federal, Alberta, Ontario, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island jurisdictions of Canada.

Some provinces and territories have their own secondary system and they do not except the Nuans name search report. However, it is still advisable to do a preliminary nuans name search through the Nuans system to ensure the name is available. There is no fee for a preliminary nuans name search.

The jurisdictions which accept Nuans name search reports are as follows:

Federal

Alberta

Ontario

New Brunswick

Prince Edward Island

The governments which do not accept reports from the Nuans name search system provide a list of any names that have been registered in their province or territory to the Nuans name search system and these names are added to the Nuans system database.

You cannot incorporate a company with a name that is exactly the same as another name already registered. When you go to incorporate a company the government must first know if that name has been taken. In order for the government to ensure that the name is free to use it needs to see a Nuans name search report or similar report depending on the jurisdiction. The report will show the government whether there is an exact name already registered for the proposed name you wish to use.

The Nuans name search report is also your way of determining whether there are additional conflicts to your name. The onus will be on you to look over the entire report and make sure you are not proposing to use a name that is even close to another corporate name or trade-mark since the owner of the name could still have a claim against you if your name is too similar and his or her company name has had a large presence in the marketplace for many years.

Each jurisdiction that accepts the Nuans Name search report will have its own Nuans report. If you are incorporating an Ontario company you will be required to obtain an Ontario Nuans Name Search report. If you are incorporating a federal company you will be required to obtain a federal Nuans name search report. If you are incorporating an Alberta company you will be required to obtain an Alberta Nuans Name Search report. If you are incorporating a New Brunswick or Prince Edward Island company you will be required to obtain an Altantic Nuans Name Search report. Despite the fact that each of these reports is different, all reports will search the Nuans database system for similar names across Canada.

It may seem that if you are registering a company in Ontario and another company in the Northwest Territories has a similar name, that this should not be a problem. With technology as it is today, companies are conducting business across Canada, if not across the World. You will have no idea whether the company with the name that you are proposing may at some time in the future be conducting business in the very province you wish to register in and then there would be a conflict. Further, the Canadian government provides that any company that is registered in any province or territory in Canada can apply to be registered to carry on business in another province or territory. It is therefore very important that your proposed name is distinct and descriptive.

Nuans name search reports are not required in Ontario and some other provinces when registering business names or sole proprietorships. In Ontario anyone can register the exact same business name or sole proprietorship as one registered already. However, it is advisable that you do a preliminary Nuans name search report before you register to ensure no one else is using the name regardless. It is always advisable not to use a name that is too similar to another name since this would be a conflict for your business in the long run. Some business names such as “Bell Canada” have a high standing in the marketplace because of the number of years the name has been registered and the number of people who know the name.

If you purchase a Nuans Name Search Report and the name you wish to use for your incorporation is on the report, you will not be allowed to incorporate with that name. It is therefore important that you do a preliminary Nuans name search first in order to ensure before hand that the name is free. Please note however that preliminary Nuans Name Searches are not fool proof and there is always a chance a conflict will show up on the full Nuans Name Search report that did not come up during the Preliminary Nuans Name Search. You can keep buying full Nuans Name Search reports but it will become costly. It is better that you check the name first with a Preliminary Nuans Name search.

You would need to contact a search house in order to have a preliminary name search performed.

It does not matter what the jurisdiction is where you live, since the search house can send you the report by email.

The names on the report are in order of importance with the first name being the most important. The very first name on the report will be the Proposed Name that you picked. Your Proposed Name is put into the Nuans Name Search System so that anyone else wanting to incorporate a company will know that you have already chosen that name even though you have not yet incorporated your company.

The next group of names will be those company names and business names that match your name to some degree in the order of how close they match your name.

The next section of the Nuans Name Search Report will show a list of the trade-marks that have been registered that are the closest in spelling to your name.

A Proposed Name is a name that is being reserved by the Nuans name Search System. The jurisdictions in Canada that accept Nuans Name Search Reports will not allow a company to be incorporated with a Proposed Name that has been reserved by the Nuans Name Search System. The Nuans name search report is evidence of that reservation.

A Nuans report is reserved for three months. If you have not yet had a chance to incorporate your company you can renew the search after or just before the Nuans Name Search report is to expire. If you are not ready to incorporate but you have a great name picked out you may wish to obtain a Nuans name search report to protect anyone else from using the name and then just renew the Nuans name search every three months until you are ready to incorporated.

Nuans Search Houses are trained on the best method of performing Preliminary Nuans Name Search reports in order to ensure that the most conflicts to your proposed names can be found prior to ordering a Nuans Name Search Report.

If you incorporate a numbered company a Nuans name search report will not be required since the government will provide you with the next number in line. An example of a numbered Ontario company would be a corporation having a name such as “9999999 Ontario Inc.”. A numbered federal company might be a corporation with a name called “9999999 Canada Inc.”. The numbers are given out consecutively. You cannot choose the number for your company.

For more information on Canadian corporate filings attend at Resources for Canadian Business Owners owned by Corporate Paralegal Services Ltd.

Holly Crosgrey is a a paralegal with over 20 years experience in Canadian corporate law. She is the owner of Resources for Canadian Business Owners at http://www.canadianbusinessresources.ca. She also owns http://www.hollyscentsgourmetcandles.ca and http://www.hollyscents.ca and has a section on her website called E-Book Library devoted to internet marketing.She also is an avid internet marketer.

If a member of your family has experienced a recent spinal injury that has left them paralysed, your loved one can still lead a full life no matter how severe their injuries. In the last two decades, developments in the field of computerised technology and medicine have considerably improved the outlook for spinal injury accident victims.

Technologies have been developed over past two decades to help individuals with a spinal injury or a severe disability achieve independent living or maximise their quality of life. People with a severe spinal injury that affects speech can now speak through the use of a voice synthesiser; simple eye movements can be used for computer control of doors, windows, lights, heating and other household appliances. All in all, these technological developments mean that individuals with a spinal injury can lead a full and rewarding life.

However, the technologies that offer loved ones with a spinal injury the ability to live with a degree of independence do not come cheaply. Fortunately, in the case of accidental spinal injury, nearly all cases will be covered by some form of insurance against which a compensation claim can be made. This compensation claim must cover the ongoing costs of care, equipment, adaptation of homes or provision of a living space suitable for a wheelchair and other equipment. Additionally the spinal injury compensation award must be sufficient to cover expenses that will be incurred over the full natural life of the person with the spinal injury. It is important to understand that once a settlement has been made, a spinal injury compensation case cannot return to the courts to seek additional funds at a later date.

Finding the right solicitors to pursue your spinal injury compensation case

There are many arrangements must be made before your loved one can come home. Equipment will need to be bought and expert nursing help and care teams put into place. Fortunately, families don’t have to go through this process alone. There are many charities that can offer some advice and guidance, but expert and practical help can also come from an unexpected quarter; the legal firm selected to represent the family in their spinal injury compensation case. Lawyers who are experienced in serious injury compensation cases will have an expert knowledge and experience of what care, equipment and other items will be needed for assisted living during the course of a spinal injury victim’s natural life.

Useful questions that can be asked of a prospective legal firm include:-

• Will a Case Manager be appointed so that you can always speak directly to someone who is familiar with your case?

• Will your solicitors provide you with the specialist care teams and equipment that your family will need to support assisted living for a loved one with a spinal injury?

• Will the law firm help you deal with any issues or unforeseen requirements that may arise over the course of the claim?

• Will this assistance extend to the years after your award has been made?

• Are the services that are offered to support a spinal injury victim provided free of charge?

Once you have satisfied yourself that your prospective law firm has sufficient experience in dealing with serious injury compensation cases, you should also examine what services are offered by your solicitors to assist you in caring for a loved one with a spinal injury whilst your claim is settled. Interim awards for spinal injury can be sought from insurers to help your family with any immediate costs and modifications while the compensation case is being prepared and heard.

At such a distressing time, it is essential that you choose solicitors that are able to give your family all the assistance you will need to be able to care for loved one with a spinal injury at home. Taking the time to choose the right legal practice for your individual circumstances can improve the value of the compensation award achieved, which will help you to secure the best possible quality of life for your loved one and your family in the years ahead.

Neil Glover Personal injury lawyers with unrivalled expertise. Specialist services for spine, brain, head and amputation clients from the UK’s leading specialised spinal injury law practice. ng@seriouslaw.co.uk http://www.seriousinjurylaw.co.uk/ 0800 61 66 81

It is unlikely that you have ever considered what situations you might have to face if your child, brother, sister or a parent were to suffer a debilitating accident that left them with a severe brain injury, unless you presently find yourself in such an unfortunate situation.

When an accidental brain injury occurs, any combination of effects is possible.

A very serious head trauma could mean that a family member who has suffered a brain injury may be unable to carry out the most basic of human functions without assistance, and for the rest of their natural lives. In milder cases a family member who has had a head trauma resulting in a brain injury may lose the ability to remember what was said a few moments previously, but function quite normally in all other respects.

Of all human body systems, a detailed understanding of the brain and its functions is still sparse, although leaps forward in knowledge continue to occur on a daily basis. The precise effects that are experienced as a result of a brain injury will depend on which areas of the brain have suffered damage, and the full effects will become evident with time.

Very small improvements and recovery of partial function can be gained as a result of ongoing specialist therapy and treatment for brain injury. However, in the vast majority of cases, a significant degree of recovery from the damage caused by a serious brain injury is unlikely.

However severe a brain injury may be, the time will come when the patient can be brought home, and day-to-day responsibility for care will pass to the family and specialist nursing staff. This means that practical plans must be made to address the realities that face a family when a loved one has had a trauma resulting in a brain injury, to help you deal with the months and years ahead.

After diagnosis of a brain injury, the most important step a family can take is to ensure that adequate compensation awards are sought from the relevant insurers. This is where specialist advice from a legal firm with considerable experience in handling, managing and executing brain injury claims is essential.

The issues facing a victim of a brain injury are many and complex, and only one compensation award will be made. If the figures or claim procedures used to pursue a compensation case are inadequate to provide lifelong care, there is no opportunity to go back to the courts to ask for further funds at a later date, even if the initial compensation award for brain injury proves to be insufficient.

Contrary to widely held beliefs, a legal practice that specialises in brain injury compensation cases will do far more than merely fight your case for you in the courts. A good firm will be able to assist you in finding expert staff as well as helping you to manage the day to day living requirements of a patient with a brain injury.

Settlements may take between three and five years to achieve, and in the interim, the brain injured patient will still need specialist equipment, adaptations to homes, therapy and specialist nursing care. Your legal firm can help secure interim financial support in these circumstances.

Having to cope with a family member who has had a trauma resulting in a brain injury is difficult for any family; it is therefore essential that you and your family receive the full support that you will need in the months and years ahead. For this reason, it is essential that you choose your solicitor wisely.

Neil Glover
Personal injury lawyers with unrivalled expertise. Specialist services for spine, brain, head and amputation clients from the UK’s leading specialised brain injury law practice.
ng@seriouslaw.co.uk
http://www.seriousinjurylaw.co.uk/
0800 61 66 81

Fortunately, most of us do not have to hire a lawyer very often. This means that when we do need a lawyer we may not know where to turn. If you are in a situation where you need legal representation, it is important to make a smart choice. A competent lawyer saves you both time and money. Above all, knowing where and how to look for that competent representation is very crucial mostly when you need help quickly.

Determine what type of lawyer you need

The type of lawyer that you need is determined by what you legal situation is. If you are in trouble with the law, you need a criminal lawyer, but if you are trying to collect delinquent payments, a business attorney will meet your needs. And if you are not certain about the type of legal help you need, a simple keyword search on the Internet relating to your problem should narrow the choice for you.

Find lawyers in this specialty

Finding a lawyer in the specialty is easy enough. The yellow pages of your telephone book will likely have more than enough to choose from. You may want to do a little more research before narrowing the field down still further. Check with your state’s Bar Association. This is the licensing agency for attorneys, and each state has their own requirements. Often, you can visit the state Bar Association website and conduct a search, narrowing by specialty or location. You can also use your state Bar’s website to find out if there have been any complaints filed against an attorney, which you would like to know before hiring them. A quick visit to your state’s Better Business Bureau or Secretary of State’s office website can also inform you of any unresolved complaints against a particular attorney.

Narrowing down your choice

Once you have a list of several attorneys that work in the specialty that you require and have no complaints filed against them, it is time to narrow down your choice. Word of mouth is one way to do this, although it is unlikely that you will have many acquaintances that have similar legal problems. In the case of divorce or real estate transactions, two common areas of law, word of mouth is very effective. Another way to narrow down your choice is by meeting with each attorney, and spending some time talking with them. Most attorneys offer a free consultation. As a matter of fact, it is advisable to visit more than one attorney who offer free consultation if time permits. Use this time to get a feel for the personality of the attorney. Some important things to consider are do you feel that he listens to you? Does she seem organized and timely? How friendly is the office staff? A great deal of legal work is completed by paralegals and legal assistants, so it is important for you to like the office staff as well as the attorney.

By taking these steps to narrow down your choice of lawyer, you greatly increase your chance of hiring one that you get along with and who will effectively represent you.

Emeka Ezidiegwu is a Webmaster and Internet marketer. Emeka owns and operate several web properties: For quick search on any topic please visit Omegafind Directory Search or Omegafind Legal Directory for quick legal related searches.

The United Kingdom is in the midst of deciding how to manage its Highly Skilled Migrant Programme, which allows foreigners to work in the United Kingdom, especially on highly talented jobs. The country’s Home Office had amended the HSMP visa rules in 2006 to make it more difficult for new foreign workers to get a visa and current visa holders to keep one. In response to the changes, the HSMP Forum actively sought to pressure the company to repeal the rules. In April, a High Court decided that the more stringent HSMP rules could be applied retroactively and anyone who had been forced out of the country could reapply for a visa. But they could not return immediately.

When the Home Office decided to revise the rules in 2006, it suspended the entire program for nearly a month, from Nov. 7, 2006, to Dec. 5, 2006. After the stricter rules for HSMP visas went into effect, they encountered resistance from groups that represent migrant workers, such as the HSMP Forum. Following the High Court decision in April, the Home Office revised the HSMP rules in July, and they will take effect in November. U.K. employers have a couple of weeks to learn the new rules for hiring skilled workers from other countries. If an employer wants to hire a skilled migrant worker, it must first file an application with the Border Agency and pay a fee, which can range from 330 pounds to 1,000 pounds.

In addition to paying the Border Agency’s fee, employers must comply with the agency’s investigations, which could include on-site visits. The Border Agency wants to ensure that employers are fully complying with the new requirements, including recordkeeping. If the Border Agency finds faults with an employer’s ability to satisfy the rules for HSMP visas, it can give the company a B rating. A B rating means that the employer cannot meet the rules because it has not established the needed systems or processes to comply.

After an employer can hire a worker with an HSMP visa, the foreign worker is clear to enter the United Kingdom for five years before reapplying for a visa. And foreign migrant workers can bring their families to the United Kingdom, too. As long as the foreign families remain stable and can provide for themselves, they will satisfy the HSMP visa requirements. By remaining employed, the HSMP visa holder will be more likely to receive a visa extension.

There are many companies available on he internet who are experts on the nuisances of many countries’ immigration systems and can help over seas visitor to have a long and productive stay in foreign country by helping them to obtain the correct visa for their needs. These companies usually guide the overseas visitor through this process from the beginning through to its conclusion providing a friendly face and advice in the overseas visitor’s native language. It is essential to shop around to find the best company for your needs.

My Smooth Group specialize in giving help and advice on HSMP Visas.

On 24th April some leading supermarkets were raided by the Office of Fair Trading after a tip-off by Wal-Mart/Asda about practices which may breach UK competition law. Emails were seized in what the supermarkets claim is a “fishing expedition”, crossing many products and sectors.

The raids follow a separate investigation into pricing arrangements for cigarettes sold in supermarkets and came the same week that the Competition Commission issued its report into the sector. However, the OFT in the same week also had to pay Morrisons £100,000 in a settlement of the company’s libel action against the OFT arising from an OFT press release suggesting Morrisons was guilty of competition law breaches (before that is proven) in the on-going investigation into milk pricing.

The OFT appears to be getting tougher. It issued a statement of objections - the equivalent of a writ/claim - against 112 construction companies recently for alleged cover pricing and compensation payments. Many of these companies have already admitted guilt and applied for leniency. Although some parts like the ban on price fixing and cartels are very easy to understand, not all businesses understand what information they can exchange with a supplier or rival about forthcoming price increases, pricing, discounting on retail prices and the like.

The supermarkets have complex arrangements and relationships with their suppliers and it is wise to take legal advice on competition law in relation to many of these practices. Bigger companies often have written competition law compliance programmes and training for staff and issue regular warnings to ensure all employees know what the rules allow. Breach of the rules can lead to fines of 10% of worldwide group turnover, restrictions in agreements are rendered void and third parties can sue for damages. In addition, negative publicity will result. Where there is horizontal price fixing or bid rigging, jail sentences are possible as is extradition to the US if there is a US element, where prison sentences of 10 years for breach of anti-trust legislation are common.

Investigations by the EU are also possible for breach of EU competition law. Recently, formal charges were sent to a group of multi-national companies allegedly involved in a conspiracy to fix prices of marine equipment supplied to the oil industry. This follows raids on the companies 12 months previously in a case which has led to investigations in the US and UK and the first charges for individuals involved for the criminal cartel offence under the UK 2002 Enterprise Act.

So no matter what industry you are in, as a business owner, you must be aware of the guidelines and laws you are trading under. As new rulings are made, it is important to seek advice to keep yourself up to date and maintain the operational safety of your business. If the “big fish” in the market place are being monitored and enduring the Office of Fair Trading prosecutions chances are you will be too.

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Ian Robinson is the managing partner of Law Firm Churchers - who are experienced in Company Law and have expert Hampshire based Personal Injury Solicitors as well as specialist Litigation Solicitors in Hampshire.

In the middle of the 20th century, individuals suffering from a severe spinal injury were not generally expected to survive. This was especially true of a spinal injury that resulted in a quadriplegic paralysis, which is where there is a loss of movement and sensation in both the arms and legs. However, in the last two decades, developments in the field of medicine and computerised technology have considerably improved the outlook for spinal injury accident victims.

So what has changed to make independent living possible for loved ones with a severe form of spinal injury?

In 1985 the famous cosmologist and astrophysicist, Professor Stephen Hawking lost his power of speech as a consequence of a progressive and degenerative disease called Motor Neurone Disease. For a time, the only way Professor Hawking could communicate was by raising his eyebrows as his assistant pointed to a specific letter on an alphabet board, slowly spelling out each word he wished to use. As a leading academic, Professor Hawking was well known globally amongst expert mathematicians and programmers, and when Walt Waltosz from California heard of his plight, he was able to develop and refine an existing computerised system so that a voice synthesiser could be controlled by a button, or any small eye or head movements could be used to spell out words and convert these movements to synthesised speech. The same technologies were further developed to enable paralysed individuals to control household functions such as heating, lights, doors and windows, greatly enhancing the quality of life of individuals with a spinal injury.

However, the technologies that offer loved ones with a spinal injury the ability to live independently do not come cheaply.

Fortunately, in the case of accidental spinal injury, nearly all cases will be covered by some form of insurance against which a compensation claim can be made. This compensation claim must cover the ongoing costs of care, equipment, adaptation of homes or provision of a living space suitable for a wheelchair. Additionally, any claim must be sufficient to provide care for the natural life of the person with a spinal injury.

When a family has to adapt to the realities of having a relative with a severe spinal injury, the list of requirements and help that are needed immediately can be overwhelming. So where can families turn to for help?

It is important to understand that once a settlement has been made, a spinal injury compensation case cannot return to the courts to seek additional funds at a later date.

When selecting a legal firm to pursue a spinal injury compensation case, family members should check how many cases that firm has successfully completed to date. What spinal injury compensation awards were achieved in the past, and were they adequate? If possible, families should ask to see case history reports for any similar serious injury compensation claim. If these are not available, they should ask to speak directly with past clients to see what practical assistance was received over the course of the claim.

When the family has satisfied themselves that any prospective solicitors are suitably experienced in pursuing a spinal injury compensation case, they should also ask:-

• Will a Case Manager be appointed so that they can always speak to someone who is familiar with their individual case and its history?

• Will the firm of solicitors help them to find and manage the specialist care teams? Will they help to source any equipment the family may need to support assisted living for someone with a spinal injury?

• Will the firm help them to deal with any issues or unforeseen requirements that may arise over the course of the claim?

• Will this assistance extend to the years after the compensation award has been made?

• Will these services be adequate to support a spinal injury victim, and will they be provided free of charge?

The time taken for a settlement of a spinal injury claim can be as long as five years, and while the case is being heard there will still be requirements for specialist equipment and care, as well as adaptations to homes and vehicles. Interim awards for spinal injury can be sought from insurers to help the family with any immediate requirements, and especially whilst the compensation case is being prepared and heard.

Whilst it will be a distressing time for all concerned, it is essential that the family chooses a firm of solicitors that will be able to give them all the assistance they will need to care for a loved one with a spinal injury at home. Taking time to choose the right legal practice with sufficient knowledge, contacts and experience of past claims will be vital to achieve a positive outcome.

Neil Glover Personal injury lawyers with unrivalled expertise. Specialist services for spinal injury, brain, head and amputation clients from the UK’s leading specialised injury law practice. ng@seriouslaw.co.uk http://www.seriousinjurylaw.co.uk/ 0800 61 66 81

If you are reading this article because a family member has recently suffered a serious brain injury, your family will be facing a wide range of conflicting emotions and considerable distress as you come to terms with the consequences of such a serious accident.

The problems that a brain injury can present are wide ranging.

In its most extreme form, a loved one who has experienced a brain injury may be in a coma or a persistent vegetative state; this is where the brain injury victim is unable to regain consciousness and brain activity is low. In these circumstances, long term hospitalisation is often the only option available. However, in some milder cases a loved one who has experienced a brain injury may lose the ability to remember what was said a few moments previously, but function quite normally in all other respects.

Whilst medical understanding of brain function is rapidly increasing through detailed research, at this time it is still the least understood of all human organs, and precisely which effects are experienced will depend on which areas of the brain have suffered injury and damage.

Should you find yourself in a position where a family member has suffered a serious brain injury, the hardest fact to come to terms with is that the chances of a full recovery are slight. This means that the effects of a brain injury must be considered to be permanent.

However severe a brain injury may be, the time will come when your loved one can be brought home, and day-to-day responsibility for care will pass to the family and specialist nursing staff. This means that practical plans must be made to address the realities that face a loved one who has experienced a brain injury and their family in the months and years ahead.

Securing Compensation for an Accident Involving a Brain Injury

A compensation award will fund the ongoing care of a loved one who has experienced a brain injury, enabling families to achieve the best possible quality of life in the years ahead. This is where specialist advice from a legal firm with considerable experience in handling, managing and executing brain injury claims is essential.

The issues are many and complex and only one compensation award will be made. If the figures or claim procedures used to pursue a brain injury compensation case are inadequate to provide funding for lifelong care, there is no opportunity to go back to the courts to ask for further funds at a later date, even if the initial compensation award proves to be insufficient.

Additionally, a firm of solicitors that specialises in brain injury and serious injury compensation cases will do far more than simply fight your case for you in the courts. A specialist serious injury law firm will also provide a wide range of managed care solutions that include sourcing and managing expert staff, equipment and adaptations for homes, when this is required. Further, a serious injury legal firm will also provide you with the support of a care manager to help you with the day to day living requirements of a family member with a brain injury.

This support and assistance should be available to you before and after the brain injury compensation case has been heard, and should be provided free of charge. When a final settlement may take up to five years to achieve, this is an important consideration.

If you are reading this article because you are experiencing the trauma of a family member having suffered a serious brain injury and are seeking further information, a good way to assess the practical experience of any prospective legal firm is visit their website. Based on the content of the website, and especially any case histories and testimonials, it should be relatively easy to check that the firm of lawyers specialises in serious injury compensation cases, and has a successful track record in dealing with brain injury cases. Brain injury does not have to be a life sentence for the whole family.

Neil Glover Personal injury lawyers with unrivalled expertise. Specialist services for spine, brain, head and amputation clients from the UK’s leading specialised brain injury law practice. ng@seriouslaw.co.uk http://www.seriousinjurylaw.co.uk/ 0800 61 66 81