Archive for August, 2011

Justin Bieber Ferrari Car Crash Accident

Wednesday, August 31st, 2011 at 7:32 am

Young teen pop heart-throb Justin Bieber was involved in a car accident yesterday in California.

Bieber was involed in the minor collision in a parking structure in the 10900 block of Bluffside Drive near Universal CityWalk.
The 17-year-old pop sensation alegedly bumped his Ferrari into a Honda. It is thought that no one was injured in the minor collision, accoring to the the LAPD. It is not known if the Honda driver will claim personal injury later.

“There was barely any damage to either vehicle” the police department said in a press release.

Bieber’s Ferrari auto accident did not injure Justin Bieber, the impact was quite minor and it is said that he avoided injury in incident, his young fans will be pleased to hear.

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Riot Act Compensation – Can You Claim?

Wednesday, August 10th, 2011 at 1:55 pm

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The last four days have seen unprecedented violence, burglary, criminality, arson and looting in many cities in England. Firstly the trouble started in Tottenham London and quickly spread to Birmingham, Bristol, Nottingham, Manchester, Wolverhampton, Leicester and other cities in England.

As many as one arrest per minute was being made and put considerable strain on the police and court system. The sickening scenes have seen many businesses and buildings ruined and as a consequence business owners need to look at getting things back to normal.

Many of the thugs have no concern for the people who are behind these businesses, homes and property, the distress and financial problems it will cause them getting things back to normal. The thugs seem to believe that insurance will pay for every bit of damage they perpetuate. But what if your home, business or property has no insurance?

Well today the BBC reveled on its twenty four hour news coverage that under a UK law that dates back to 1886 that you may be entitled to riot compensation even if you have no company insurance to pay for the damage.
The lawyer speaking on the BBC (Stuart White) explained that claim s from the local police authority may be made in these exceptional circumstances under the old 1886 act. Under the act claimants must notify the police authority with there claim for damage within 14 days.
Business and property owners may be able to claim even if uninsured
A claimant needs to act fast though to recover losses incurred as a result of the riot said the lawyer speaking on the BBC. So if affected it may be worth trying to put in compensation claim if you think you have one under the act, with your local authority immediately.

You can read more here Riot (Damages) Act, 1886. and here Riot Act. Lets hope that with the extra police force numbers on the streets that things get back to normal very quickly.