In the MedCo-Legal sector, the handling of serious injuries requires the utmost diligence and expertise, as life-altering conditions such as amputation and paralysis, through to traumatic brain and spinal injuries can have significant consequences on individuals and their families.

When it comes to legal expenses insurance, innovation and partnership can make all the difference, and in recognising this, Allianz Legal Protection (ALP) has unveiled a ground-breaking collaboration with Speed Medical, introducing 'PAID+' to the legal industry.

When someone in the UK is involved in an accident or sustains a serious injury through no fault of their own, they are entitled to compensation to aid their recovery, mitigate loss of earnings, cover upfront expenses related to the injury, and compensate for any pain, suffering, or impact on their quality of life.

In the constantly evolving legal landscape, notable amendments are set to roll out in April 2024 which promise to reshape the framework for low-value clinical negligence claims.

For Sharon, Caroline, and Sam, this is an extra special interview piece, as all 3 have risen to become Speed Directors within the past 2 years. So, what better way to celebrate their anniversaries!

If someone is involved in an accident or sustains an injury that wasn't their fault, they may decide to seek compensation. This compensation aims to support their recovery, offset loss of earnings, cover upfront expenses related to the injury, and compensate for any pain, suffering, or detrimental effects on their quality of life.

Harleigh King is our Training and Quality Manager, and over her extensive time with Speed Medical, she has gained a monumental amount of experience in different departments and teams. Today, Harleigh is responsible for ensuring complete quality is met for compliance regulations within our internal training here at Speed, and touches base with all areas of the business to deliver operational training packages for new employees as they prepare for their new roles.

Stroke Prevention Day is ran and hosted by the Stroke Association, whose primary purpose is to support people to rebuild their lives after a stroke. The Stroke Association believe everyone deserves to live the best life they can after a stroke, and so provide specialist support, fund critical research and campaign to make sure people affected by stroke get the very best care and support to rebuild their lives.