Litigators unimpressed by Jackson reforms
Litigators have said that the Jackson reforms have resulted in rising costs and no discernible rise in access to justice....
Read MoreMichael Lewin looks to further diversify after feeling pinch of Jackson reforms
Michael Lewin Solicitors has expanded its employment department as it looks to become less dependant on its personal injury (PI)...
Read MoreSpeakers set to discuss the problem with rehab
Argent Rehabilitation is bringing together representatives from all sides of the personal injury claims sector to debate the state of...
Read MoreGovernment whiplash proposals a case of style over substance
Anthony Hughes, CEO of Horwich Farrelly and a former President of the Forum of Insurance Lawyers (FOIL), has expressed concern...
Read MoreHudson issues call to arms
Des Hudson, the chief executive of the Law Society has called on solicitors to start helping the Society to gather...
Read MoreSolicitors must do more to change perception of compensation culture, says MASS chairman
Solicitors are partly responsible for the broad public’s belief that the UK has a compensation culture and must do their...
Read MoreNo rise in PI small claims limit – for now
Claimant solicitors have been thrown a lifeline by the Ministry of Justice’s (MoJ) announcement today that it will defer their...
Read MoreGovernment to introduce independent medical panels
The Government is to bring in independent medical panels from next year in an attempt to weed out bogus compensation...
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