Personal injury

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Protecting the mighty insurance industry

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

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

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

ABI 'Scrooges' launch legal challenge over discount rate review

Insurers call for 'open dialogue' amid 'reckless and 'wrong' consultation process

PI reform: Make rehabilitation code compulsory

Government taking unnecessary risk with 'hidden' rehabilitation reforms, says claimant solicitor

Lazy insurers have cozied up to policymakers

The inability of insurers to tackle fraud is not a justifiable reason to change legislation, writes Qamar Anwar

Is government bad for your law firm's health?

Regulators and the insurance lobby have had a far stronger impact on swaying government than any representative body for solicitors, writes Viv Williams

PI practices brace for change

Lawyers hope marketplace reforms in 2017 aren't 'done deals', despite evidence to the contrary