Arguments in favour of incompatibility may be based on incorrect or incomplete view of how the costs system worked pre-Jackson The Association of Costs Lawyers (ACL) […]

Specialist prosecutor role recommended but government cuts remain an obstacle The CPS is not delivering the same standard seen in rape and serious sexual offence cases […]

Experts say fee earners are stalling work procured pre-July 2013 The long-expected shake-out of the personal injury (PI) market will take place next year, following a […]

‘Rigorous methods’ of providing detailed assessments more likely to succeed Experts that use traditional methods of assessing earnings in clinical negligence and personal injury cases are […]

‘Monument to Grayling’ clears its final hurdle in the House of Lords as it passes third reading The Lord Chancellor’s controversial Social Action, Responsibility and Heroism […]

The question of which country’s laws apply to a personal injury claim is not as simple as it seems, explains Sophie Robson Picture the scenario: you […]