Mooneerams Solicitors

12/10/2026

A lovely client review for our solicitor, Fraser Worth.

Helping our clients feel informed and supported throughout their claims is something we care greatly about.

Well done, Fraser! 👏

09/10/2026

9,000 followers! Thank you!

We've just passed 9,000 followers here on Facebook, and we'd like to say a big thank you to everyone who follows our page.

Whether you've been following us for years, have used our services, recommended us to someone else, or simply enjoy keeping up with what we're doing, we're grateful for your support.

We use this page to share useful legal information, news about our team, and the various activities and causes we're involved with outside the office.
It's lovely to know that so many people are interested in what we do.

Thank you all for helping us reach 9,000 followers!

From everyone at Mooneerams Solicitors.

08/10/2026

A car pulls out in front of a cyclist, who brakes sharply to avoid a collision, loses control and comes off their bike. The car carries on without ever having touched the cyclist.

Can the injured cyclist still make a compensation claim?

The answer is yes, potentially. Just because there was no collision doesn't mean the driver can't be held responsible.

Our latest blog explains how these claims work, what evidence can help and what happens if the driver can't be traced.

It's worth reading whether you're a cyclist, a driver, or both!

Link in comments.

05/10/2026

They did it! 🏅

Our Mooneerams team of runners did us proud at the Cardiff Half Marathon on Sunday.

Ffion Palmer, Kate Fergusson, Rhys Pugh, Andrew Last and Carl Waring made their way to the start line alongside 30,000 other runners to run 13.1 miles around Cardiff to raise money for our Charity of the Year, Noah's Ark Children's Hospital Charity

A chilly start soon gave way to warm autumn sunshine and, despite the nerves, the aching legs and everything else that 13.1 miles tends to throw at you, all five crossed the finish line – and in very respectable times too.

We have Kate, Andrew, Carl and Rhys pictured before the race outside the Noah’s Ark tent, while Ffion is pictured afterwards with her well-earned medal and finisher’s T-shirt.

A huge thank you to everyone from Noah’s Ark who looked after us so well before and after the race, and to the friends and family who came along to support and help our runners on the day.

And, of course, thank you to everyone who has sponsored us.

We’ve been fundraising individually and as a team, and we hugely appreciate every donation.

The Cardiff Half may be over, but our fundraising certainly isn’t. With the Mooneerams Sahara Trek now getting ever closer, we’re hoping to raise much more for Noah’s Ark over the coming months.

If you’d still like to sponsor us, you absolutely can: The link is in the comments

Thank you. 💙🌈

29/09/2026

If something falls on you at work and causes an injury, what happens if you don’t know who dropped it or how it happened?

We've written a brief guide on what to do after this type of workplace accident, the evidence that may help establish what happened, and who may be responsible.

It's worth a read and easily accessible, Click the button 'Learn More'.

Find out if you can claim compensation after being hit by a falling object at work, even if you don’t know who caused the accident.

28/09/2026

In a few days, Kate, Ffion, Andrew, Rhys and Carl from Mooneerams Solicitors will line up with over 30,000 others to run 13.1 miles through the streets of Cardiff.

It’s getting real. Cardiff Half Marathon

Running Vest - arrived ✅
Race number- arrived✅
Nerves-arrived ✅
Thoughts like: ‘Is that my hamstring that feels a bit tight?’ - arrived. ✅

Then we remember why we’re doing this - to raise funds for our chosen charity, the amazing and wonderful Noah's Ark Children's Hospital Charity

So no excuses.

We’ll do the running.
Would you be able to sponsor us?

Making a donation is simple. Here's the link to our fundraising page https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/mooneeramssaharatrek?

Thank you.

24/09/2026

On Wednesday, in collaboration with Farrar’s Building Chambers, Mooneerams held an all-day in-house training session at the Village Hotel, Cardiff, for our growing team of solicitors, trainee solicitors and paralegals.

Mooneerams directors Natalie Green and Andrew Last led the morning session.

In the afternoon, Andrew Arentsen, Michael Dougherty and David Roderick from Farrar’s talked about the new Ogden 8 and other multipliers, personal injury and landlord and tenant issues, and workplace injuries.

It was a really useful day for everyone who attended, with plenty of practical discussion and the chance to learn from people with a huge amount of experience in their respective fields.

Our team got a great deal from the day, and it was particularly valuable to step away from the usual working day, share ideas and discuss some of the issues we come across in practice.

Once the training was over, there was also time for everyone to relax and socialise together, which rounded off the day nicely.

A big thank you to Andrew, Michael, and David for giving up their time and sharing their expertise with us, and to Farrar's senior practice manager, Louis Ventura, and barrister Simon Hughes, who also joined us and helped make the event such a success.

18/09/2026

Five of the Mooneerams team will don their favourite running shoes on Sunday 4 October to take part in the Cardiff Half Marathon

Andrew Last, Carl Waring, Rhys Pugh, Kate Fergusson and Ffion Palmer will all be on the start line.

13.1 miles around the city, all to raise as much money as possible for Mooneerams Charity of the Year, Noah's Ark Children's Hospital Charity.

With a couple of weeks to go, the nerves start to jangle. We’re almost ready.

Any amount of sponsorship, big or small, will be gratefully received.

The link to our JustGiving page is in the graphic and the comments.

Thank you.

Come on, Team Mooneerams!

16/09/2026

Going back to work after an accident can feel like a major step forward. But what if you can work again, just not in the job you did before?

You may have had to take a lower-paid role, reduce your hours or give up overtime. Or perhaps you are earning much the same as before, but your injury has left you with fewer options if you ever have to find another job.

Those longer-term effects on your working life can sometimes form part of a personal injury claim.

Our latest blog looks at how personal injury claims deal with loss of earnings, future earning capacity, and other work-related losses, and the evidence needed to support such claims.

To read the full article, click 'Learn More'

Returning to work after an accident can still affect your earnings and career. Learn how future loss of earnings may form part of a personal injury claim.