How will the general election affect personal injury reforms?
The upcoming 2024 general election in the UK will likely bring about key changes in personal injury law and the...
Read MoreThe interplay between mental health and insurance claims
Kate Prestidge, head of safeguarding and sensitive claims, Gallagher Bassett Speciality. There has been an increased focus in recent years...
Read MoreKim Harrison takes the helm of APIL
APIL’s new president has vowed to “look outwards at the challenges” facing victims of negligence and the personal injury sector,...
Read MoreAPIL relaunches best practice guide on rehabilitation
An injured person’s recovery must be “the primary goal for all”, says APIL’s chief executive as the association relaunches its...
Read MoreHow employers can tackle poor mental health in the workplace
Keira Wallis, head of clinical operations at Healix. With multiple generations working side by side in today’s workplace, business...
Read MorePersonal injury lawyers concerned over access to court documents
APIL (the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers) has voiced concerns over proposals to grant non-parties access to court documents in...
Read MoreMesothelioma vs. lung cancer: legal discrepancy raises concerns
On International Workers’ Memorial Day (28 April), industrial disease experts rallied for a crucial change to legislation to ensure all...
Read MoreWoman ordered to pay £11,000 in legal costs
A personal assistant to ultra-high net worth families must pay over £11,000 in legal costs after she claimed twice for...
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