The House of Lords has referred O’Byrne to the Court of Justice for a second time, but are we expecting too much by insisting on absolute clarity from the

The new road traffic accident claims reforms leave much to be desired when it comes to the principles of justice and equity, says Olive

As the credit crunch bites harder,and recession looms large, what can we expect the insolvency landscape to look like over the next six months? asks Kathry

Some forward-thinking conveyancing practices are seeing the current property market downturn not as a disaster, but an opportunity. Jenny Ramag

Only some of the passengers on the Qantas flight forced to make an emergency landing in Manila could seek compensation for psychological shock, says Davi

After a setback in its price-fixing case against supermarkets and a temporary victory in the bank charges, is the Office of Fair Trading really the people’

Spike Charlwood reviews cases on the test of dishonesty in civil proceedings, loss of a chance claims, the first case on limitation after Sephton, and clai

New requirements under European chemicals legislation will have major implications for safety lawyers, says Victori

Non-specialists should be wary of tackling catastrophic injury claims, as illustrated by a recent case that resulted in a record-breaking structured settle