New guidance was introduced recently to protect tenants from mouldy properties. See Awaab’s Law: Guidance for social landlords. Our mould experts, Kerry Cringan and David Paveley continue to accept instructions in...
MoreTina Conroy is delighted to be giving a talk on exposure to silica at the All-Party Parliamentary Group on occupational safety and health event. The event is being held in...
MoreOur accident capability statement gives an overview of our accident team's experience and areas of specialism. Take a look here. To speak to one of our experts about an accident...
MoreWe are delighted to offer a free morning seminar on Tuesday 27 January 2026 at our office in Doncaster. This is an opportunity for legal professionals to develop their understanding...
MoreTim Wallis and Laura Hooper are looking forward to attending the APIL annual asbestos conference at the Marriott Victoria and Albert Hotel in Manchester tomorrow.
MoreWe are delighted to welcome three new people to the Pragma team. Georgina Symons has joined our expert witness team after 24 years with the HSE. She is accepting instructions...
MoreThe International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) has published its findings evaluating the carcinogenicity of automotive gasoline and certain oxygenated gasoline additives. The conclusions of the assessment have been...
MoreOur one-page resource summarises the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005 (CNWR). We outline the employer’s responsibilities and explain the actions that should be taken by the employer if...
MoreWe are looking to recruit a Finance Manager Apprentice to work in our Doncaster office. This is an opportunity to gain wide experience in accountancy practice and business administration whilst...
MoreA recent judgment from the Court of Appeal ([2025] EWCA Civ 467) has considered the issue of how the issue of material increase in risk of causation of mesothelioma. The...
MoreOn 31 March, Rosie McKay delivered a seminar on ‘metalworking fluids and the right approach' at our office in Doncaster. The presentation explained why air monitoring should not be used...
MoreOur resource on mould provides information to help legal professionals gain a basic understanding of how and why mould grows, the health risks associated with mould and the Health and Safety...
MoreKerry Cringan and David Paveley continue to talk to our clients about accident investigations. Their free session covers: Information and documents – what to request from duty-holders and why it...
MoreOur Occupational Hygienist, Rosie McKay, will be welcoming clients and contacts at Pragma HQ in Doncaster on Monday 31 March to talk about metalworking fluids (MWFs). Our morning seminar will cover:...
MoreThe HSE continue to inspect premises that use Metalworking Fluids (MWF). Exposure to MWF can cause occupational asthma, hypersensitivity pneumonitis, skin irritation and dermatitis. All of these are avoidable with...
MoreOur accident experts Kerry Cringan and David Paveley will be welcoming our clients at Pragma HQ on Tuesday to talk about accident investigations. Our morning seminar will cover: Information and documents...
MoreA Crown Censure is the formal recording of a decision by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) that there was a failure by a Crown body to comply with Health...
MoreOur experts Kerry Cringan and David Paveley are hosting a morning seminar at our office in Doncaster on Tuesday 25 February 2025. Understanding Accident Investigation: How to get the best...
MoreThe HSE have recently been inspecting premises that undertake welding. There is no known safe level of exposure to welding fume, including that from mild steel welding. The HSE will...
MoreAn interesting case involving whether exposure to asbestos dust caused a material contribution to the risk of peritoneal mesothelioma. A copy of the judgment can be found here. To discuss...
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We are thrilled to see Rosie McKay on the cover of the British Plastics and Rubber magazine this month! Rosie has written an article about controlling the health risks associated...
MoreWe have a team of experts with wide ranging military experience. Take a look at our key experts’ resource here.
MoreExposure to isocyanates is one of the leading causes of occupational asthma in the UK. Other symptoms of exposure can include chest tightness, difficulty breathing, and irritation of mucous membranes...
MoreExposure to rubber fume and rubber process dust can cause respiratory issues, skin conditions, and in some cases, has been linked to an increased risk of bladder and lung cancer....
MoreOur Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis (HP) resource provides an overview of the disease and explores the different sources of exposure for the illness. Take a look here. To discuss a potential HP...
MoreTim Wallis spoke about dose assessment at the APIL annual asbestos conference in London on Friday. It was a fantastic day with some very interesting topics of discussion. Our resource...
MoreWe are delighted to announce that we have recently welcomed Joe Darwin to the Pragma team. Joe will be working in our occupational hygiene department, providing advice and support to...
MoreAn interesting case was recently publicised following the death of a reservist solider, which highlights the importance of Crown employers complying with the applicable provisions of the Health and Safety at...
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Our resource gives an overview of the main exposures and occupations associated with occupational and work aggravated asthma. Tina Conroy is offering free training on respiratory ill health claims to...
MoreWe are delighted to be attending this years' APIL Asbestos Conference on 18 October at Marriott Hotel Regents Park, London. Tim Wallis will be speaking in the afternoon on the...
MoreKey facts for solicitors regarding the number of people suffering from occupational respiratory disease can be seen in the resource here. We have seen an increase in respiratory disease cases...
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