Object

• compensation: If you have been injured as a result of someone else's negligence then you are legally entitled to claim personal injury compensation.

• dismissal: Employers have a year before employees can claim unfair dismissal.

• asylum: We are told these draconian measures along with a host of others contained in the Act will discourage people from claiming asylum in Britain.

• relief: CPD participants have been able to claim tax relief.

Converse of object

• lay: Moral obligation and evaluation A territory to which even most scientists do not usually lay claim is that of obligation.

• settle: However, there is still good reason to resist the temptation to routinely settle these claims.

• pursue: We shall continue to pursue claims for adequate compensation from the Council.

• reject: The ruling The Employment Appeal Tribunal rejected the claim.

Adjective modifier

• fraudulent: Working for this leading loss adjuster you will based within a specialist team handling potentially fraudulent claims.

• unfair: If an unfair dismissal claim succeeds, an Employment Tribunal will award compensation in two parts: the basic and the compensatory awards.

Adjective complement

• 28p: We are able to claim back 28p for each gift aided £ 1 donated by basic rate taxpayers.

Noun used with modifier

• compensation: We can provide free and without obligation legal advice, and explain what making an accident compensation claim could mean for you.

• negligence: Secret figures reveal there were 2123 medical negligence claims against the NHS in the past five years.

• asylum: Hence the recent triumphant announcement that it had reduced by half the number of asylum claims.

• injury: The time limits for making personal injury claims are, broadly speaking, much more generous than the time limits for making ET claims.

• dismissal: If an unfair dismissal claim succeeds, an Employment Tribunal will award compensation in two parts: the basic and the compensatory awards.

• accident: In addition, all off-site activities are covered by separate insurance which includes personal accident claims.

Preposition: for

• compensation: We shall continue to pursue claims for adequate compensation from the Council.

• dismissal: In most cases, you'd get a warning first anyway, otherwise you could claim for unfair dismissal or breach of contract.