Fat-cat insurers are lining their pockets
It is time for a root and branch review into the unscrupulous practices of the insurance industry, says Qamar Anwar
8 August 2017
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Insurers ‘cry wolf’ while raking in profits
Thompsons launches #FeedingFatCats and calls out insurers’ ‘insatiable appetite for profit’
4 August 2017
Life and existence in the Court of Appeal
Jonathan Wheeler considers an exceptional case on the question of whether a child born as the result of incest is able to recover compensation
25 July 2017
NHS clinical negligence claims down but legal costs rise to £624m
Obstetric claims accounted for 50 per cent of new claims’ total value
17 July 2017
Consent, causation, and competence
Dr Jock Mackenzie provides a round-up of recent clinical negligence case law
11 July 2017
CPR committee asked to close foreign holiday sickness claim ‘loophole’
Government puts forward further proposals to tackle ‘compensation culture’
11 July 2017
Who's the patient?
The recent case of ABC has addressed the question of who clinicians owe a duty to in particular circumstances, write Caron Heyes and Christina Gardiner
5 July 2017
The application of ex turpi causa
A number of recent cases show the blurred line between situations where the illegality defence applies and those where it does not, writes Roger Cooper
3 July 2017
End of an era as Grech steps down as Slaters’ CEO
Departure part of wider restructuring forced by US private equity fund
29 June 2017
CICA claims offer hope to PI clients
James Barker explains how solicitors can protect a client’s interests where an employer intends to robustly defend a vicarious liability claim
28 June 2017
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