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'Don't ditch the label – there's nothing to put in its place'

Solicitors have no illusions about 'no win, no fee', but at least the public understands it

LeO questions future of 'no win, no fee'

Legal ombudsman awarded clients almost £1m in compensation and costs in a year

What lies ahead for defendant personal injury lawyers this year?

Whiplash, mesothelioma, fraud and QOCS will help ensure 2014 is not for the faint-hearted, David Johnson says

Litigation funding and ATE insurance in 2014

Increasingly competitive use of alternative fee arrangements will be one of this year's challenges, Matthew Amey predicts

What does 2014 hold for personal injury lawyers?

Tim Oliver

Policing the profession

The Court of Appeal has strayed into policy making with the Mitchell ruling, Sophie Khan argues

Mergers, acquisitions and personal injury claims: what will you gain?

Personal injury firms that have adapted their business models by assessing risk management, investing in IT and strategically using their senior fee earners can ?pick up when others have failed, says Lesley Graves

MoJ ditches mesothelioma portal and fixed fees

Exemption from conditional fee restrictions to disappear from July 2014