Pressure grows on ‘blunder-prone’ Truss and Ministry of Justice
Cabinet members argue for hiving off Lord Chancellor and justice secretary roles, says report
6 April 2017
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Improving profitability
PI firms bold enough to tackle the issues of WIP, disbursement lock up, and fee earner commerciality will instil confidence in their bankers, explains Lesley Graves
4 April 2017
Safeguarding the military against mental health issues
Rhicha Kapila considers what more can be done to identify and treat service personnel with PTSD to ensure a better outcome
4 April 2017
Solicitors Journal’s Lifetime Achievement Award 2017 announced
World’s longest-running legal journal honours personal injury solicitor Patrick Allen
31 March 2017
Citizens Advice Manchester launches first WhatsApp advice service
Initiative is latest attempt to reach growing numbers in need following budget and legal aid cuts
31 March 2017
‘Fresh start’ for Bolton firm
Asons under new ownership as director repays £300,000 council grant in full
30 March 2017
MoJ launches consultation for ‘fair’ discount rate
Irwin Mitchell calls on ministry to challenge insurers delaying settlements
30 March 2017
Wilkinson lives on in Crawley
Highway authorities face a bumpy road when attempting to establish a defence for failing to exercise reasonable care, thanks to recent case law, writes Ian Pennock
28 March 2017
What effect will Brexit have on health and safety?
Annabel Chadwick explains how several factors may impact the future of UK health and safety laws
28 March 2017
Brexit: A costly venture for victims of accidents abroad
Jennifer Lund considers the EU laws which UK citizens currently rely upon to pursue claims arising out of accidents on the continent
23 March 2017
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