Clinical negligence

Articles

3 Oct 2011

In their pocket

The latest government attacks on personal injury claimants are based on a distorted view of the market, says David Ellis

27 Sept 2011

Voice of reason

Victims of crime have the right to express an opinion during proceedings, but the ECJ was right to rule against allowing them to have a decisive voice, says Paul Stanley NO

15 Aug 2011

Update: charity

Sarah Clune reviews the Attorney General's second reference on public benefit, the latest news on the Catholic Care case, and Full Fact's appeal against the commission's decision not to register it as a charity

25 Jul 2011

Update: clinical negligence

Jock Mackenzie dissects the issue of causation in the case of successive tortfeasors

27 Jun 2011

Workshop: commercial

IP rights in fashion: Jonathan Silverman and Tristan Sherliker reveal what steps designers can take to protect their work

6 Jun 2011

Appeal judges end confusion over regional strategies

Developer Cala Homes has failed in a second attempt to overturn a planning statement from communities secretary Eric Pickles, requiring councils to take into account the government's commitment to abolish the regional planning strategies.

31 May 2011

£6m plastic surgery award 'could not happen after Jackson reforms'

The solicitor acting for Penny Johnson, the woman who won £6m in damages at the High Court in the biggest ever award for plastic surgery injuries, has said that he would not have been able to take on the case if the Jackson reforms had been implemented.

25 May 2011

High Court cuts plastic surgery victim's claim from £66m to £6m

The High Court has awarded £6m in damages to a successful businesswoman whose face was badly injured by plastic surgery.