Thu Mar 30 2023
In or out? The new regime of uncertainty in cross-border accident claims
Simon Ball, Maud Lepez and Belinda Normandale detail several recent cases post-Brexit involving jurisdictional challenges relating to accidents abroad
Road traffic
Fri Jun 24 2022
E-scooters: where are we now?
David Withers and Richard Biggs review government plans to reduce e-scooter accidents
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Tue Jun 07 2022
Raising the bar for fundamental dishonesty: Jenkinson v Robertson [2022] EWHC 756
Rebecca Huyton and Katie Nichols evaluate the effect of a new precedent on road traffic litigation
Thu Jan 27 2022
Report proposes 'users-in-charge' of self-driving cars should not be liable for certain driving offences
Users-in-charge would be immune from a wide range of offences directly related to driving
Wed Apr 28 2021
Small claims disparity 'can't be justified'
PI lawyers criticises the unfairness of the small claims disparity
Mon Mar 01 2021
Whiplash portal causes concern over access to justice and compensationÂ
Claimants may be entitled to less compensation than previously
Tue Feb 23 2021
Justice for the injured dealt a blow by scrapping of EU quadbike law
PI lawyers are dismayed at scrapping of EU laws requiring insurance for vehicles such as forklifts and quadbikes
Tue Jan 12 2021
'Get whiplash done': Government delays reforms again
The Justice Secretary’s announcement of further delay to the whiplash reforms has been met with mixed reactions within the sector