Personal injury

Articles

Interventionist thinking

Pro bono is no substitute for legal aid, but it might be time to accept it's the only option out there, writes John van der Luit-Drummond

Bob Neill MP: MoJ 'firing in wrong direction'

Ministry of Justice criticised for failing to tackle claims management industry in PI reforms

Setting high standards in insurance

Laurence Besemer discusses an initiative to enhance the professional development of insurance lawyers

APIL: 'Shameless' insurers can't sink much lower

War of words heats up between lawyers and ABI ahead of discount rate review

Health secretary climbs down on clinical negligence costs

Lawyers tentatively welcome proposals, but critics call for 'root and branch reform' of law

New boss, same vision

Founded to fight injustice, Hodge Jones & Allen has new leadership, but the firm's values remain the same

Fixed costs would be 'perverse' and 'unworkable'

Lawyers react to proposals that would incentivise undesirable defendant behaviour

The boundaries of liability

A number of recent judgments have highlighted the unpredicable and fact-sensitive nature of cases concerning vicarious and occupiers' liability, writes Vijay Ganapathy