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Emily Kane
Emily attended Teesside University before studying for her legal practice certificate at The College of Law in York. Emily has particular experience in road traffic accident work, employers, public and occupiers liability cases and CICA claims. She qualified as a solicitor in September 2005.Emily is a member of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers. Outside work she enjoys yoga, tennis and travel.
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FENTONS ASSIST CLIENT AFTER POOR WORK EQUIPMENT CAUSES INJURY
Mr Moore was working in road maintenance when he lifted a kerbstone with a pair of hand held tongs supplied by his employers. The lifting equipment caused him injury to the long thoracic nerve in the right shoulder girdle, which resulted in dysfunction of the right shoulder and winging of the scapula.
Mr Moore was expected to continue to have problems with his scapula winging due to the poor control of the scapula and the muscles around it which gives rise to an eccentric movement of the shoulder blade and causing the inferior pole (tip) of the shoulder to tip outwards during movement.
Fentons assisted Mr Moore in achieving a settlement of £110,000. At the time of settlement Mr Moore was earning more than he was prior to the accident, however the settlement included an award for future loss of earnings on the basis of the difficulties he might experience in finding employment in the future due to his disability arising from the accident. The settlement also included an award for the care in the future Mr Moore would require from his family for activities of daily living.
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