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The Association of British Insurers (ABI) recently had a pop at Personal Injury Lawyers costs, claiming that they were swallowing 43p in every pound in compensation cases. The ABI also accuses personal injury lawyers of taking too long to notify defendant insurers of claims, hence driving up costs. This isn’t an April Fools Day joke – this is what the ABI want the public to think.

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This wasn’t an easy list to compile. We wanted to feature some of the best and well known road safety adverts that have been shown on television through the years. But during our research we came across some excellent awareness adverts that were shown outwith the UK so we have taken the descision to include these as well.

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In my never-ending movement across the Internet I have come across some shady looking sites – ranging from AdSense scraper sites (sites that steal someone else’s content to help promote their on-page adverts) to volatile marketing environments that would humble even the greatest of snakeoil salesmen.

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The other day I was doing my usual rounds visiting my favourite blogs when I came across this post “Why People Hate Lawyers – Just Read Their Blogs!” by Andrew Flusche.

Andrew goes into detail about the lack of social interaction on Lawyers blogs, stating that they are boring because “these blogs have no pictures, no graphics, very few colors, poor design ”and that the commentators on law blogs have a “superior tone” which always translates as “I’m better than you because I’m a lawyer.”

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People just simply don’t understand brain injuries and just don’t understand the profound affect that a brain injury can have on the individuals and there families.

For an explanation as to why people don’t understand brain injuries please refer to my earlier post Effects Of Traumatic Brain Injuries – which goes a little way in explaining the hidden affects of brain injuries, which are often misunderstood by others.

So, in order to try raise a little public awareness about the hidden affects of a brain injury, I encourage anyone with any personal experience to post there comments and experiences on this blog…