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Monday 9th June 2025

The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) Injury Awareness Week takes place this year between 23 - 27 June.

The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) Injury Awareness Week takes place this year between 23 - 27 June.

What is Injury Awareness Week?
Injury Awareness Week is a whole week of activities aiming to shine a light on the prevalence of injuries and the impact they have on victims of negligence.

The event is the cornerstone of APIL’s ongoing drive to build public support and awareness to help prevent needless injuries.

APIL also aims to highlight the important difference between accidents or mishaps which cannot be prevented, and harm caused by negligence which could and should have been avoided.

When is Injury Awareness Week 2025?
Injury Awareness Week 2025 will take place between the 23rd and the 27th of June 2025.

How to get get involved in Injury Awareness Week 2025.
Keep an eye on APIL’s Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn channels as well as the dedicated Injury Awareness Week Facebook page for lots of exciting content and details of how you can get involved in the 2025 campaign!

Specialist Accident & Injury Claim Services - Exeter Personal Injury Solicitors.
Rundlewalker is a firm of experienced Personal Injury Solicitors, recovering many thousands of pounds worth of compensation for accident victims every year. If you have had an accident or suffered an injury that was someone else's fault, please contact us on 01392 209209 for your initial telephone consultation. If preferred, please complete the short Enquiry Form or Email us.

There are several ways in which a personal injury claim can be funded, including a "No Win No Fee" agreement (Conditional Fee Agreement), which we will discuss with you during your initial assessment.

At Rundlewalker Solicitors, we have achieved our success by ensuring that all clients can obtain access to legal advice immediately and therefore access to justice with enormous peace of mind. We are committed to maximising compensation, obtaining rehabilitation for clients when needed, and making the claim as simple and straightforward as possible.

See how we can help with your Claim. For immediate, compassionate advice contact our Personal Injury Team who are ready to help you. 01392 209209.

Roger Henderson - 01392 209218.
Email: roger.henderson@rundlewalker.com

Roger is a member of many organisations, including the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL), the Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM RoadSmart) and also the Association of Child Abuse Lawyers.

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"Mr Roger Henderson from Rundlewalker dealt with my and my wife's injury claim. He always acted in a highly professional way, clearly explained intricacies of the process, and was available for contact and advice throughout the prolonged and complicated procedure. We benefited from his negotiating skills and we appreciated his patience, empathy and support. Highly recommended." Mr & Mrs D, Exeter.

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"Thank you to Rundlewalker for the excellent help and advice given for my personal injury case. Roger was experienced, diligent, knowledgeable and highly organised, as well as great at providing updates at each step of the way. The USP for me (amidst a  variety of alternative online offers) is that the firm is LOCAL and accessible, and it's possible to speak to a lawyer in person; this can make all the difference, especially when the going gets tough, and this generates trust." Anon.

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“I am very pleased with the outcome of my claim and was awarded a very large settlement thanks to Roger Henderson and his team at Rundlewalker. I felt assured that everything was taken into account and I was kept thoroughly informed throughout the entire claim process. Roger went above my expectation to get me the compensation I deserved, following an horrendous RTA. I would have no hesitation in recommending this firm to anyone who is seeking an honest and professional service.”

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This article is for general information only and does not constitute legal or professional advice.Please note that the law may have changed since this article was published.