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Lawyers from a second South Yorkshire firm face misconduct allegations over their handling of compensation claims by ill miners.
Compensation forms are being sent to Lancashire residents who were left without gas before Christmas when a pipe exploded.
Savers will receive compensation within seven days if a bank fails, under proposals from the City watchdog.
Lawyers from a second South Yorkshire firm face misconduct allegations over their handling of compensation claims by ill miners.
Truro City look for compensation from the Southern League after their game at Thatcham Town is postponed.
A former Woolworths employee in Jersey starts a petition for States compensation for unemployed staff.
Employees who lost their jobs at Woolworths in Jersey are urged to band together to press for compensation.
The deadline has passed for online applications by UK residents reclaiming savings from collapsed bank Icesave.
Dairy firms involved in China's tainted milk scandal are to compensate the nearly 300,000 people affected, say state media.
Australia says it will not apologise to a man wrongly detained on terrorism charges as it could affect his compensation claim.
The EU's top court says passengers must be compensated in most cases where flights are cancelled for technical reasons.
The UN Security Council passes a resolution to stop foreign governments and companies seeking compensation from Iraq during 2009.
A couple wrongly accused of failing to protect their three children from sexual abuse are awarded compensation.
A major drugs company agrees to pay the Scottish Government more than £1m in compensation for alleged price-fixing.
A boy left for dead by a hit-and-run driver last Christmas finally receives some of his compensation.
A girl left blind and disabled when she was violently shaken by her father is awarded £500,000 compensation.
Former Liverpool dock workers with asbestos-related illnesses win the right to sue the government in a landmark ruling at the High Court.
A retired major from North Yorkshire stages a protest outside the House of Commons claiming he is owed thousands of pounds by the government.
A compulsive gambler from County Durham loses his appeal against a ruling that a bookmaker was not liable for his £2m losses.
A committee of MPs calls on the government to apologise for its handling of failed insurance company Equitable Life.
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