Personal injury

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Lord Chancellor cuts personal injury discount rate

Insurers warn of soaring claims costs and motor premiums following 'crazy' decision

Safety umbrella: A temporary fix to liability?

Far from being an issue specific to employment, the 'gig economy' has given rise to questions about the traditional boundaries of employer liability claims, explains Bethany Haycock

'Deluded' government in 'cahoots' with insurance industry

Prisons and Courts Bill will leave injured people under-compensated while lining insurers' pockets, says claimant sector

Prisons and Courts Bill allows judges to 'focus on cases that matter'

Victims and the vulnerable at centre of court changes with justice secretary accountable for reforming offenders

Costs claimed are not costs paid

Nigel Poole QC explores the implications of capping clinical negligence fees payable by the NHS

There's still life in the PI sector

Despite government reforms waiting to strike, Ed Fletcher is confident his firm can ride out the approaching storm thanks to its niche specialities, investment in technology, and a passion for helping the seriously injured, writes John van der Luit-Drummond

Lawyers slam 'shameful' MoD compensation reforms

Removal of duty of care may deny British troops justice

Ambush by consultation paper

Kerry Underwood despairs at the continuing onslaught of government consultations