Personal injury

Articles

30 Jan 2017

New boss, same vision

Founded to fight injustice, Hodge Jones & Allen has new leadership, but the firm's values remain the same

30 Jan 2017

Fixed costs would be 'perverse' and 'unworkable'

Lawyers react to proposals that would incentivise undesirable defendant behaviour

24 Jan 2017

The boundaries of liability

A number of recent judgments have highlighted the unpredicable and fact-sensitive nature of cases concerning vicarious and occupiers' liability, writes Vijay Ganapathy

20 Jan 2017

High Court rejects discount rate review challenge

'Callous' Association of British Insurers seek permission to appeal

20 Jan 2017

Post-Brexit scarring

Liz Truss is right to praise City firms, but she shouldn't forget the rest of the legal services sector, writes John van der Luit-Drummond

17 Jan 2017

A case of 'all change, please'?

As the sector awaits the results of various consultations on personal injury, Jonathan Wheeler advises firms to brace for change and to potentially alter course into new markets

16 Jan 2017

MoJ accused of using RTA data 'selectively'

MASS criticises ministry for ignoring evidence to suit its policy agenda

11 Jan 2017

Whiplash reforms: CMCs have 'hijacked' the provision of legal services

PI business is 'disreputable, intrusive, and a matter of embarrassment,' says solicitor