Asserting Your Rights: A Guide to Personal Injury Claims for Disabled People

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Watercolour illustration of an urban street scene. A man in a wheelchair looks concerned near a cracked curb with no ramp. A blind man with a white cane stands at a pedestrian crossing that lacks tactile paving or audible signals. A car is parked behind them. The setting includes brick buildings and trees under a cloudy skyEvery year, thousands of disabled people across the UK suffer preventable injuries due to inaccessible environments, workplace negligence, and systemic failures to meet basic safety standards. From dangerous road layouts that force wheelchair users into traffic to employers who ignore their legal duty to make reasonable adjustments, these incidents aren’t accidents—they’re the predictable result of …

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