NHS Resolution’s suggestion that it could increase its focus on mediation as a means to resolve expensive clinical negligence claims in the future “certainly makes sense” if the NHS’s legal bill is going to be brought down, according to one lawyer
Stephen Ranzetta and Paul De Vido have been elected to the Lloyd’s Market Association’s (LMA) personal accident committee
Clyde & Co has won a significant victory in the courts using Section 57 of the Criminal Justice and Courts Act to have an exaggerated injury claim for almost £100,000 discontinued
Joining DWF from DAC Beachcroft, Flynn is an expert in personal injury insurance defence litigation and product liability claims
Opponents of the Civil Liability Bill have welcomed government concessions on compensation tariffs for victims of whiplash injury, but conceded that it’s now up to the House of Commons to vote down the controversial legislation
Eight out 10 motorists would prefer to keep the claims process in its current form rather than see the Civil Liability Bill introduced and compensation drastically reduced, a First4Lawyers survey has found
A cyclist who falsely claimed that a pothole caused him to fall from his bicycle and suffer £175,000 in lost earnings and injuries has been…
Claims management companies (CMCs) could be forced to hold capital to cover their liabilities under new proposals designed to strengthen their regulation
The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL), the Forum of Insurance Lawyers (FOIL) and the Motor Accident Solicitors Society (MASS) are creating a register for mediators in personal injury and clinical negligence claims
Bosses of companies that plague people with unsolicited nuisance calls could be fined as much as £500,000 under new proposals to make them personally liable if their firm breaks the law