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Decline in traditional partnerships suggests new approach to legal business
6 March 2019
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Counting the cash: Running a PI practice in treacherous times
In the liquidity-hungry personal injury business, having a sound approach to cashflow management is increasingly vital. Rachel Rothwell reviews how firms can fund their work and improve their position
1 March 2019
Cheap gatekeepers: the false economy of inexperienced triage staff
The Civil Liability Bill will prompt even more firms to consider recruiting low-level call handlers to keep costs down; that’s a risky response, warns David Kirwan
1 March 2019
Special measures: enabling vulnerable individuals to give the best evidence possible
Why can’t witnesses and parties in personal injury cases be afforded the same support as those in criminal and family cases, asks Jonathan Wheeler
27 February 2019
Counting the cash: Running a personal injury practice in treacherous times
In the liquidity-hungry personal injury business, having a sound approach to cashflow management is increasingly vital. Rachel Rothwell reviews how firms can fund their work and improve their position
27 February 2019
Supreme Court clarifies recourse in unknown driver cases
Claimant lawyers will not be able to bring proceedings against unnamed parties following a Supreme Court ruling last week.
25 February 2019
Trauma room: dealing with the personal impact of abuse cases
Lawyers dealing with traumatic cases can be vulnerable to secondary stress, a psychological disorder that any responsible law firm should take seriously, says Jonathan Wheeler
2 February 2019
Collision course: Future-proofing your personal injury business
The latest set of law reforms about to hit the personal injury market will be particularly hard on the low-value RTA sector. Rachel Rothwell considers what firms should be doing to prepare
25 January 2019
VAT on insurance defence work set to increase law firms’ costs
Insurance law firms undertaking defence work for clients under a delegated-authority agreement could face higher VAT bills and potential disputes with clients, accountants have warned.
21 January 2019
Solicitors struggle to adjust to costs regime
Solicitors are still struggling to keep within the confines of the new costs regime, according to a survey of costs lawyers.
21 January 2019
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