Sophie Khan considers the first case to involve qualified one-way costs shifting in relation to type

Stamp out of nuisance calls welcomed but plan to scrap SFO described as ‘

Dr Jock Mackenzie considers recent clinical negligence cases which raise the question of when the Bolam, Montgomery, and Penney tests shoul

By paying lip service to Lister, the courts will shatter the close connection principle, writes Chri

Attending a speed awareness course brings home to Richard Barr the need for drivers to be trained to be more aware of th

Public backs fixed costs, poll shows, as Medical Protection Society calls on government to b

Vijay Ganapathy considers the high threshold in common law negligence claims involving dangerous activities and the apportionment of damages for asbestos-relate

Lawyers and insurers should lobby the next government together to produce a fairer claims process, writes Qama

The courts are readily applying the new lower rate, leading to increased damages for claimants, advises Kisha