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There are different types of cookies which are used to do different things, such as letting you navigate between different pages on a website efficiently, remembering preferences you have given a website, and improving your overall experience. Others are used to provide you with advertising which is more tailored to your interests, or to measure the number of site visits and the most popular pages users visit.
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Another type of cookie known as a "persistent". These cookies would remain on your PC for a period of time.
Cookies we use
We don't currently set cookies on our website. If this changes in the future, we will provide information here on the names of the cookies and their purpose.
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Third party cookies
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Refusing cookies
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In Internet Explorer, you can refuse all cookies by clicking 'Tools', 'Internet Options', 'Privacy', and selecting 'Block all cookies' using the sliding selector.
In Firefox, you can adjust your cookies settings by clicking 'Tools', 'Options' and 'Privacy'.
Blocking cookies will have a negative impact upon the usability of websites.
We cover Manchester and national claims.
Directors - Jonathan Dwek and Andrew Farley
The Directors of Claims Made Simple are all Solicitors of England and Wales.
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Mr G received £147,000
Accident at Work - Mr G was walking up a staircase and fell 5m through it landing on his heal. This resulted in a complex 4 part fracture to his ankle and a wedge compression fracture to his lower back and concussion.
Mrs S received £77,390
Road traffic accident - Mrs S was involved in a road traffic accident where she sustained permanent injury to her neck and back, together with a psychological reaction - including an adjustment disorder and anxiety.
Mr B received £22,500
Accident at Work - Mr B suffered a severe shoulder injury caused by repetitive lifting of bottles at work. This required surgery to both shoulders.
Miss K awarded £13,500
Motoring Accident - Miss K was involved in a motoring accident which resulted in permanent scarring to her arm.
Mrs H was paid £9,500
Cycling Injury - Mrs H was knocked off her bike by another vehicle. She sustained a disfiguring injury.
Mrs J was awarded £3,250
Personal Injury - Mrs J slipped on ice in the frozen section of a supermarket sustaining a back injury.
