Personal injury

Articles

28 Mar 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

23 Mar 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

21 Mar 2017

Too little, too late

Jonathan Wheeler discusses limitation and consent in abuse compensation claims following the Court of Appeal decision in JL

21 Mar 2017

The discount rate fallout continues

The discount rate fallout is set to continue, says Michael Mylonas QC

20 Mar 2017

Those injured abroad must be protected post-Brexit, say lawyers

'Changes to the law would open the floodgates to a catalogue of legal uncertainties'

15 Mar 2017

Kennedys takes solicitors out of the PI equation with 'virtual defence lawyer'

Solicitors should only be instructed when needed, says insurance lawyer

14 Mar 2017

Critical time ahead for PI firms

With reform firmly on the horizon, firms need to take a critical look at the profitability of their personal injury work and consider a radical shake-up, advises Lesley Graves

13 Mar 2017

York office closure puts Minster Law staff at risk

Centralising legal services will deliver 'a step change' in performance, says MD