Association of Personal Injury Lawyers login Call us - 0115 958 0585 Find an injury lawyer Guidance Campaigning About APIL For professionals THE VOICE OF INJURED PEOPLE A not-for-profit organisation representing injured people POINTING YOU IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION Our specialist members can help get your life back on track with compensation and rehabilitation CAMPAIGNING Representing injured people in parliament and the press ENSURING THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF COMPETENCE Training, monitoring and maintaining standards; recognising specialist expertise FINDING THE BEST INJURY LAWYER FOR YOU Road accident lawyers Being involved in a road accident can be distressing. If you have been involved in an accident you may be entitled to compensation. Road accident lawyers Accidents at work lawyers Accidents at work can happen regardless of your occupation. Over 100,000 accidents are reported every year in the UK. Accidents at work lawyers Clinical negligence lawyers If you have suffered an injury due to the negligence of the nurse, doctor or surgeon, you may be entitled to compensation. Clinical negligence lawyers More types of claim We have specialist injury lawyers in all areas of injury law including work related illness, trip or slip and serious injuries. All injury claims View our agenda for change Guidance - dealing with an injury at work Your employer has a duty to protect you. As an employee your safety, health and general welfare at work are protected by law. Workplace health and safety regulations place statutory duties on your employer. Injury at work guidance News and press releases Drivers urged to "back off" on Injury Prevention Day 19 Aug 2015 Leading London barrister to take top legal role 27 Apr 2015 Gainsborough lawyer elected into top legal role 27 Apr 2015 View the press room Blog Fewer injured people = lower legal bills. How hard can it be for the DoH to get it right? 17 Aug 2015 The injustice of English bereavement damages 10 Aug 2015 The human cost of medical negligence 30 Jul 2015 View all blog entries Tweets Loading tweets... Campaigning - fairness for families The law in England and Wales treats bereaved families like second class citizens when they need to claim compensation after the death of a loved one who has been killed simply because someone was negligent. Of course, no amount of money can ever replace someone who has been killed, but the law treats bereaved families in Scotland with much greater understanding. The law in England and Wales needs to change, to be fairer to the families left behind after a loved one is killed. About our fairness for families campaign Press room Website search Jobs Privacy & cookies Site map Contact us 3 Alder Court Rennie Hogg Road Nottingham, NG2 1RX DX address: 716208 Nottingham 42 Tel. 0115 958 0585 Fax. 0115 958 0885 mail@apil.org.uk