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Progress stalls on fixed costs for clinical negligence claims


Progress stalls on fixed costs for clinical negligence claims

Issue did not even arise at latest meeting of the Civil Procedure Rule Committee.

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 Solicitor involved in false PI claim loses strike-off appeal


Solicitor involved in false PI claim loses strike-off appeal

Judge says solicitor was lucky not to be prosecuted over fabricated road traffic accident claim.

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 Listed financial adviser DSW Capital in £6.1m law firm deal


Listed financial adviser DSW Capital in £6.1m law firm deal

Purchase of DR Solicitors, which specialises in acting for healthcare professionals, is 'a game-changing acquisition'.

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Lawyers launch 50 new rugby claims despite SRA probe


Lawyers launch 50 new rugby claims despite SRA probe

London firm serves brain injury proceedings for more players and seeks to create group litigation.

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 Costs shortfall has been a ticking time-bomb for years - Menzies may set it off


Costs shortfall has been a ticking time-bomb for years - Menzies may set it off

The Supreme Court has given the personal injury sector a wake-up call on costs deductions.

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 Creditors owed £2.5m by closing PI firm set to get nothing


Creditors owed £2.5m by closing PI firm set to get nothing

One creditor says failure to recover debts could put medico-legal companies out of business.

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Firms told not to fear post-Menzies flood of costs claims


Firms told not to fear post-Menzies flood of costs claims

Costs experts says hurdles still exist for bringing challenges to personal injury deductions.

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 Supreme Court rules PI clients must agree to deductions


Supreme Court rules PI clients must agree to deductions

Firms could be forced to overhaul charging models following ruling overturning Court of Appeal judgment.

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Judgment reserved in fee deduction test cases against Slater and Gordon


Judgment reserved in fee deduction test cases against Slater and Gordon

High Court hearing dealing with test claims comes to a close as Slater and Gordon denies that cap in conditional fee agreements is unfair.

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