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		Privacy Policy Paul Finn Solicitors understands your right to privacy and is committed to protecting it. We have designed our website so that you can visit it without identifying yourself or revealing any personal information if you wish. This Privacy Policy applies to this site. Paul Finn Solicitors will ensure that any data received will be processed in accordance with the principles of the Data Protection Act 1998 and this policy. Links provided from our site are not covered by this policy. On our site, you can request information, apply for jobs, subscribe to marketing or support materials or register yourself. The types of personal information you provide us with on these pages may include name, address, telephone, email address, user Ids, passwords and contact preferences. We use your information to communicate with you, to update you on services and benefits, to better understand who uses our site and the pages they access so as to be able to improve the site and to help us understand your needs and interests and provide you with a better service. Occasionally, we may also use your information to contact you for market research regarding our services. We will give you the opportunity to opt-out of this. We will not disclose your personal data to other organisations, unless required for the provision of our services or required by the law. Sometimes we may need to give information to our agents and subcontractors for the purpose of providing legal services. In these circumstances we always ensure that the information is safe and secure. You agree that if we transfer ownership or management of the site to a third party or if Paul Finn Solicitors merges with another firm we may also transfer your data to such third party or the new entity, provided such third party or new entity agrees to observe this policy. Parts of our site contain link to third party websites and we are not responsible for any site you choose to visit in this way. Our site does not have a secure transmission method. Thus it is possible that the information can be intercepted, lost, redirected, changed and read by other people. However, Paul Finn Solicitors values your trust and is committed to protecting the information you provide. To prevent unauthorised access, maintain accuracy and ensure proper use of information, we have employed physical, electronic and managerial processes to safeguard the information we collect on-line. All our employees and data processors that have access to, and are associated with the processing of personal data, are obliged to respect the confidentiality of our visitors’ personal data. We have systems that protect our clients and ourselves against fraud and other crime. We may use your personal information to prevent crime and trace those responsible. We may check your details with fraud prevention agencies. If you give us false or misleading information and we suspect fraud, we will record this. We and other organisations may use and search these records to help us trace debtors, recover debt, prevent fraud and to manage your accounts, or check your identity to prevent money laundering, unless you provide us with other satisfactory proof of identity. We do not use cookies for collecting personal information. You can browse our site without disclosing your personal data. We value your comments and opinions. If you have any comments or questions about this privacy policy, please send and email to Enquiry@FinnLaw.co.uk. If you email us, or give us your email address, we will keep a record of it. We may use it to contact you occasionally about other products and services, which may be of interest to you, unless you ask us not to do so. When you email us please remember that the content of your email is insecure and could be intercepted. Accordingly, please keep the amount of confidential information to a minimum and we will do the same when we reply. Under the Data Protection Act, we have to provide you with a readable copy of the personal data, which we keep about you, within 40 days of receiving your written request. The Act allows us to charge a fee of £10 for this service. Evidence or proof of your identity (for example, a passport or driver’s license and current utility bill) will be required.


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		08 Feb 2008 Passenger on Heathrow Plane Crash may Take Legal Action A passenger that was on the British Airways flight that crashed in January 2008 ‘has been highly anxious and unable to sleep’ has said he will take legal action. It has been said that passengers that have been “traumatised” could claim up to “£85,000”. Source BBC News 18 Jan 2008 Army Cadet Sues the MOD for Facial Injury Ms Huntington was hit in a face by a falling rock during a climbing exercise which caused a large cut across her cheek requiring stitches. Ms Huntington claims that the Senior Officers in Charge had a “duty to see to it that cadets were not gathered at the foot of the rockface” and that it was reasonable “reasonably foreseeable that they would be at risk from falling rocks”. Source BBC News 05 Dec 2007 Father of Deceased Awarded £6,800 Criminal Injuries Compensation Mr Lubbock died at a party of the former home of Michael Barrymore. Although no-one was charged with causing or being involved in the death of Mr Lubbock his father was able to claim £6,800 from the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority. Mr Lubbock’s father says he will be using the money to “get justice for” his son. Source BBC News 05 Nov 2007 Biker’s Family Awarded £110,000 after Fatal Accident Mr Cooper died in an accident after riding though a fuel spillage on the road. There was no way of finding out who was responsible for the spillage therefore the Motor Insurance’ Bureau paid out the £110,000 compensation to Mr Cooper’s family. The Motor Insurers’ Bureau compensates victims of road traffic accidents (RTA) accidents where the responsible party cannot be traced or is uninsured. Source BBC News 31 Oct 2007 Personal Injury Victim Awarded £5million after Fall Mr Miah, a painter and decorator, was left with brain damage after a fall from scaffolding at work. Both his employer and the scaffolding company were found jointly liable. Mr Miah’s employer was ordered to pay 30% of the compensation for the accident and the Scaffolding firm was ordered to pay 70% of the compensation. Mr Miah was awarded £2.4 million lump sum and a payment of £105,000 per annum for the rest of his life. It is expected the damages may run into £5 million pounds. Source BBC News 20 May 2007 Criminal Injury Compensation Awarded to Devon Mr Davies spent 10 months in hospital, suffers from memory loss and was left in a wheel chair after a ‘head butt’ at a Cornish nightclub. A High Court Judge ruled that the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority should award Mr Davies compensation. Source BBC News


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