The met office has predicted heavy snow in Northern Ireland, Northern England and parts of Wales by Monday the 5th of February 2009 and leading into Tuesday the 6th of February 2009. It is expected that the snow will accumulate in places which may cause disruption. Care must be taken on areas with higher ground. This may lead to slips, trips or falls. Our administrative teams are hoping so for sledging capabilities.

Following a Freedom of Information Act request, it has been revealed that more than 90 percent of schools in the borough of Stockport have Asbestos in their buildings. This Legal Request article looks at typical local authority and its problems with asbestos in its public buildings.

Heavy snow and gails have been forecast by the Met office for this weekend and into early next week. The risk of slips, trips and falls may be increased. By Tuesday the 20th of January the following regions of the UK may have been affected by heavy snow:

From today (11th of January 2008) the Roma II treaty comes into effect. The Rome law was set out to give clarity to personal injury claims in the European Union. i.e. who can claim where and in what country etc. Legal Request takes a brief look at this European law change and how it affects the legal process.

Classic winter weather conditions prevail overnight as the United Kingdom looks at yet another big freeze. With the met office issuing a severe weather warning for London and the South East, the temperature is set to drop throughout the country and remain cold until the weekend. A brief Legal Request weather warning.

Social outreach. We are using every social platform to share our articles and information on accident claims and claims management. At Legal Request we take communication seriously and want to ensure that you get the information that we publish as soon as possible. This article is about our myspace profile.

Accident claims management companies have moved on. So has Legal Request as a company. From today you can follow Legal Request articles on a number of social networks. Starting with twitter. This Legal Request article introduces our website visitors to our Twitter channel. See you on Twitter!