A holiday firm called Sun4U has ceased trading due to the company collapsing. This has now left 1,200 holiday makers stranded abroad. The company’s website is directing customers affected to Abta, who are the claim handlers. Most of the holiday makers are stuck in Spain, at the moment is is not clear how these holiday makers will be repatriated,

Abta has said those who travelled with Air Travel Operators’ Licensing (ATOL) packages should be able to continue with their holidays. A spokesman has said “There are approximately 1,200 people away at the moment and most of them are in Spain.”Anyone who has booked a package holiday must contact the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) or contact the supplier named on their invoice.”

The firm was based in Birmingham via the internet has advised the customers to contact their claims handlers CEGA on 01243 621 500.

A customer’s mother has advised that her daughter has been requested to pay for her accommodation twice. She has said to the BBC: “She was told that they would have to pay £438 for the self-catering holiday, plus 10 Euros a day if they wanted half-board. They’d actually booked a half-board holiday and paid Sun4U for that holiday.”

The company specialises in package holidays in Majorca & the Spanish coast. Sun4Udiect.com advertise “much greater choice and greater flexibility” they have a team that has “hundreds of years of experience” & offer a service which they say to be dynamic packaging”. 

This experience has left many holiday makers stress, upset & extremely worried, as they do not know what to do or where they stand. Many have been reported to be being billed twice by the hotels where they are staying. Some have even had bill produced which are much higher than the original price at their all-inclusive hotels saying they must pay before being allowed to eat or drink anymore.

With Sun4Ucollapsing this could lead to many possible compensation claims, to get back in compensation what they have lost by this horrible experience.

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On the 27^th July in West Croydon station, South London, a seven-month-old baby boy was thrown in front of a double-decker bus by a teenager girl in an unprovoked attack.

The child was snatched from his sister’s, who is 13 years old arms, then hurled onto the road. Luckily the bus stopped before it hit the baby & only suffered scratches & bruises. The 14 year old girl who attacked the baby has been arrested on suspicion of assaulting the baby. The girl has also been arrested on suspicion of assaulting the sister as well & the 33 year old mother of both children.

The girl was bailed until the 2^nd September waiting on further inquiries. There was a second teenage girl involved in this terrible incident; police are still looking for her.

All at CCS were horrified to hear of this story here and it is unbelievable that someone could do such a thing to an innocent, helpless baby.  Thankfully there was no impact between the bus and the child and so the injuries sustained by the babies were not too severe, but it was a narrow escape.

A compensation claim could now be filed against the teenager who assaulted the infant, the bus driver could not be held accountable in this instance.

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A truck has reportedly crashed into Brand’s rented Lamborghini. The funny comedian & his friend were driving around Manhattan in the car, which is worth £150,000 when they were hit, from behind by a truck.

Brand was bruised & extremely upset as the damage is expected to cost £6,000 as a result in this accident on Friday night. Russell Brand was in the passenger’s seat & trapped following the accident & had to climb out of the driver’s door.
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A source told ‘the whole incident was pretty terrifying. Russell was very shaken. He refused to go to A&E despite severe bruising on his arm and cuts. He’s gutted as he’d only just taken loan of the car.’ Russell had fell for the vehicle during a visit to a dealership for his new film ‘Arthur’ & he had only recently taken loan of the Lamborghini.

The manager at Manhattan Motor Cars said ‘Brand had the car hired by a third party, but through them for ‘personal use’, it’s not actually one of our cars. Someone lent it to him through us.’

Brand played down the crash, posting on his Twitter page: ‘That Lamborghini crash was hardly Jimmy Dean territory, I barely spilled my espresso.’
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Sion Jenkins former teacher has been denied a compensation payout for the six years that he had spent in jail for the murder of his foster daughter Bille-Jo, which he has now been acquitted for.

Mr Jenkins wanted to get up to £500,000 in damages, but the Ministry of Justice rejected his case.  Billie-Jo Jenkins was only 13 years old when she was found dead on the patio of the family’s home with server head injuries in Hasting on the 15^th February 1997.

At the time of the murder Mr Jenkins was the head teacher of a boy’s school. He has always kept up his plea of innocence & claimed that an intruder at their home must have killed Bille-Jo. In 1998 he was convicted of the murder in a Crown court in Lewes & jailed for life, but in 2005 he won a retrial. Two retrials ended with the jury failing to agree, so in 2006, he was allowed to walk a free.

In 2008 for a newspaper interview after he published a book ‘The Murder of Billie-Jo’, he said that he met all the criteria for a payout. He said “I believe the Government should compensate me for taking away my liberty for six years, which also meant I lost the childhood of my daughters.” His ex- wife & daughter have since emigrated to Tasmania & wish to have no contact with their father. The Ministry of Justice will not comment on this claim for compensation.

This is a claim that CCS would not deal with on moral grounds. At CCS we believe that compensation should be for the victim. However every person does have the right to claim, in this instance the claim has been denied, and in this case we support this decision.

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A man left severely brain damaged after being turned away from hospital has been awarded £3.2million.

Doctors had failed to spot that an ear infection had spread to the brain of Mark Thomas when he was 12. Antibiotics could have treated the illness, but doctors missed the tell-tale signs of meningitis, including a stiff neck, aversion to bright lights and extreme lethargy, which should have rung alarm bells for doctors.

A later blood test flagged up the spread of the meningeal infection after Mr. Thomas’s parents returned to hospital the following week, by which time it had already attacked his brain.

Before the eventual diagnosis, a nurse had lectured the family about ‘inappropriate use of A&E services’.

Mr. Thomas now has virtually no short- term memory and has a mind of child. He suffered a stroke to the right- side of his body and needs round-the-clock care from his parents and will never be able to work.

Mr. Thomas’s mother who cares for him said, “My son had to learn to walk again, eat, it was just like having a baby again. If Doctors had done their job properly and acted more quickly, Mark would now be living a completely normal life”.

Sue James, chief executive of the trust said, “We wish to apologize again to Mark and deeply regret the delay in diagnosing his condition”.

Sunday, July 25th, 2010

An aspiring model-to-be has been left in a wheel chair following a high speed car crash. A judge has ruled that it was partly to be blamed by the young footballer who was driving the other car.

The 21 year old Rachel Davis is claiming for £3m following the accident which was in March 2006 for accident compensation, which has left her unable to walk. A car accident claim has been issued by herself in Court Session in Edinburgh against the driver of the Honda Civic that she was travelling in, with boyfriend 20, John Catto. The car was being driven at a great speed of 90mph; it then took off & then headed over an embankment, resulting in the car landing upside down in a field.

A former apprentice from Ross County FC, 22 year old Stephen Skinner was also named in the accident. Mr Skinner at the time of the accident was driving a Ford Focus along Avoch to Munlochy road on Black Isle. Mr Catto had overtaken Mr Skinner when he lost control of his Honda Civic.

The Judge Colin MacAulay, QC wrote that his opinion was that Mr Skinner should take 20% of the blame resulting in him sharing part of the blame. When ruling on how the damages awarded should be split, it was advised between both of the driver’s. The judge decided that Mr Skinner had attempted to manoeuvre at ‘grossly excessive speed’ resulting in him moving in front of another car at high speed. Adding that Mr Skinner would have been aware that Mr Catto was coming up to him wanting to overtake. It was therefore Mr Skinner’s care of duty to slow down & let him overtake safely; he had failed to do this.

Ms Davis as a result of the accident suffered multiple personal injuries involving head & chest injuries, broken pelvis & spinal damage. A hearing will be held to assess damages & how much she is entitled to at a later date, unless the case is settled outside of the courts.

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Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda has announced compensation of £2739.00 (Rs.200,000) will be given to the next of kin of each of the 23 Hindu pilgrims who died in a road accident in Uttarakhand. He also expressed grief over the death of the ‘Kanwarias’ residents of Baghanki and Khedki villages in Haryana’s Gurgaon district.

The pilgrims were killed when the truck ferrying them fell into a 150 meter deep gorge at Dabrani in Uttarakhand’s Uttarkashi district.

“We are in touch with the administration of Uttarkashi to bring home the bodies of the deceased,” a state government spokesperson said.

The truck was on its way to Gangotri. The road traffic accident took place on the Rishikesh-Gangotri national highway, about 70 km from Dehradun.

28/07/2010

A single- Decker coach has had RTA or road traffic accident with a Ford Fiesta.  On board the coach there were eight people.  It happened on the A357 near to Shillingstone at approximately 15.20.

The driver of the Ford Fiesta involved has died in the crash.  Five people from the coach have been injured.  The driver of the coach was airlifted to Dorset County Hospital with suspected whiplash, neck injuries & bruising.

There was a large section of the road which is between Sturminster Newton and Blandford that was closed for several hours.  Diversions were put up in place but since the road has been reopened.

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Mr Anthony Morre was told that he only had a year to live; he was rushed into hospital & wrongly diagnosed with Leukaemia. Anthony at the time was 46 years old was in fact suffering from nerve damage which had been brought on by the medication that he had been prescribed by doctors, who had diagnosed him with having MRSA. Yet again this diagnosis was in correct as well.

 These stunning errors were made by doctors at Basildon Hospital, Essex, which had lead to Mr Moore £175,000 for compensation.

Mr Moore was admitted to the hospital firstly with a wound where he was diagnosed with MRSA & prescribed with Linezolid which is an antibiotic. He was later readmitted 5 days later suffering with severe anaemia, swelling and low haemoglobin levels. He was then further diagnosed with Leukaemia & told he only had 12 months in which to live. Later it was discovered that in fact his symptoms were down to a condition called peripheral neuropathy, or nerve damage.

This is believed to have been caused by the prolonged & unmonitored administration of Linezolid, which was given to treat the suspected MRSA. This had caused damage to his central nerve system.

In Mr Moore’s claim against the hospital he said that he had been left with nerve damage to his legs & arms also in his left knee nerve palsy. He has trouble walking & frequently falls over. He has been restricted from working as he has problem in climbing the ladders. Experts say that the nerve damage is permanent & is likely to need more surgery on his knee, which could even lead to his knee being amputated. Mr Moore has added that being told he only has a year to live has left him with a psychological scar.

 An out of court settlement has been awarded after all the hospitals blunders.

Withy King the solicitors firm for Mr Moore have stated:  ‘The claimant was incorrectly advised he was suffering from leukaemia and would die within a year, but it was subsequently discovered that he was actually suffering from peripheral neuropathy believed to have been caused by prolonged and unmonitored administration of Linezolid. ‘The claimant alleged negligence in prescribing Linezolid as he did not have MRSA, and for failing to monitor blood results weekly in accordance with national guidelines. The liability was not disputed.’

Nicola Laver a spokeswoman would not comment as it had been settled out of court.

A friend has said: ‘He has been through a terrible ordeal and he just wants to put it behind him.’
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A driver, who was burned when liquid petroleum gas leaked onto his hands, has won his compensation claim for personal injury.

The 68-year-old motorist was filling his tank up at a fuel station when the personal injury occurred. He has been awarded £17,000 in compensation, after a legal battle.

It was at a pump in his home town of Barry, when he sustained the ‘cold burns’, which are like frostbite injuries.

The station, which is owned by a popular supermarket franchise denied public liability and challenged the original ruling. But the Civil Appeal Court in London upheld the ruling and payout.