Personal injury

Articles

16 Jan 2017

MoJ accused of using RTA data 'selectively'

MASS criticises ministry for ignoring evidence to suit its policy agenda

11 Jan 2017

Whiplash reforms: CMCs have 'hijacked' the provision of legal services

PI business is 'disreputable, intrusive, and a matter of embarrassment,' says solicitor

10 Jan 2017

No time to waste or delay

District Judge Glennis Corkill discusses the current trend of noise-induced hearing loss cases and advises practitioners on how to approach the court with them

9 Jan 2017

FOIL backs review of motor insurance law

Department for Transport wants compulsory insurance cover where a vehicle is 'used in traffic'

3 Jan 2017

Lawyers urge Lord Chancellor to rethink whiplash reforms

Implying lawyers dishonestly profit from insurance claims is 'absurd and offensive', says claimant solicitor

3 Jan 2017

Protecting the mighty insurance industry

The government's whiplash reforms are propaganda designed to kid the public, writes Qamar Anwar

22 Dec 2016

Better compensation for the armed forces in 2017?

The government's proposals on compensation for combat injuries are encouraging, but only if the potential problems are carefully considered first, explains Rhicha Kapila

20 Dec 2016

Firms face closure in face of whiplash reform and fixed costs review

New survey highlights lack of solicitor confidence in representative bodies and risk of infighting