Business has thrived despite PI market uncertainty and is now set to expand.
Four to one majority allows appeal and rejects damages distinction between adults and children.
Judge asks whether it was negligence, stupidity or dishonesty to mislead the court over car park collision.
The non-adversarial model used in New Zealand is held up as a better way of resolving clinical negligence claims. But is it really an improvement?
Long-running annual survey finds 'some limited signs of improvement' in personal injury/medical negligence sector.
Public Accounts Committee says government cannot continue to ignore escalating costs of clinical negligence.
Practising rights entry rules relaxed as more groups join upcoming Court of Appeal proceedings.
Personal injury.
Latest Compensation Recovery Unit figures suggest any notion of a compensation culture is increasingly outdated.
Paid-for links brought up the names of some of the country’s leading insurance firms.
Chancery Lane responds to post-implementation review of previous government's reforms to claims process.
Claims market left largely untouched after year-long study.
Sponsored content. Lisa Abrahams, Account Manager at after-the-event insurer ARAG, reflects on the recent Law Society Gazette roundtable...
Association of Personal Injury Lawyers says outdated rules are causing delays and extra expense.
PI claims are falling but the market has returned to growth. Joanna Goodman finds out what’s going on in this resilient sector.