Morrish Solicitors secures six-figure payout for road accident victim
Morrish Solicitors has helped a client receive a six-figure sum in compensation following his involvement in a major traffic collision. The 32-year-old man from Leeds…
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Met ordered to pay thousands after stalling serious brain injury case for 34 months
Express Solicitors has revealed that the Metropolitan Police Service has been ordered to pay several thousand pounds in legal fees by the High Court after…
Gavin Edmondson’s early settlement controversy with Haven Insurance to go to Court of Appeal
Gavin Edmondson Solicitors is taking its case against Haven Insurance for settling claims early with clients who had already signed conditional fee agreements to the…
Claims playing field has never been level, says MASS chair
The new chair of MASS, Susan Brown, has said that the claims playing field has never been level, and is now far too skewed in…
DWF announces round of redundancies in its claims division
DWF has revealed that it is planning to make 26 redundancies from its defendant claims division at its Liverpool office. The Law Society Gazette has…
Number of motor insurance injury claims drops for first time in ten years
There has been a reduction in the number of third party motor insurance injury claims for the first time in ten years, according to a…
NIHL claims by miners on the rise
Payouts on claims made by miners for noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) are rising steeply, according to the government. Litigation Futures has reported that a Freedom…
Government plans to increase mesothelioma victims’ legal costs are halted
The High Court has halted the Government’s plans to get rid of recoverability of success fees and insurance premiums in mesothelioma cases
Admiral wins whiplash case and sends out warning over dishonest claims
Admiral wins whiplash case and sends out warning over dishonest claims
Autonet Insurance marks 15 years in business
Autonet Insurance recently celebrated 15 years in business, saying that it aims to grow further in 2014 and continue to provide work for local people…