Claims allocated to the multi-track should be removed from the fixed costs regime, rules Court of Appeal
The Court of Appeal has decided that claims allocated to the multi-track should be removed from the fixed costs regime....
Read MoreAccess to Justice group urges MoJ to remember Theresa May’s pledge to “listen to ordinary working people” when considering whiplash reforms
Access to Justice (A2J), the claimant lawyer lobby group, has called on the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) to remember the...
Read MoreGovernment says insurers will pass on £1 billion of savings if whiplash claim reforms go through
The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has said that insurers will be able to pass on £1 billion worth of savings...
Read MoreNational Accident Helpline leads industry push for blanket ban on nuisance calls in Autumn Statement
More than 70 organisations, including leading law and marketing firms, are calling on the Government to stop nuisance calls by...
Read MoreGovernment confirms that it will, after all, consult on further whiplash and small claims reform
Rumours that the Government is set to consult on both the removal, or capping, of damages of damages for whiplash...
Read MoreNegligence claims for misdiagnosis of sepsis have quadrupled in last five years
Negligence claims relating to misdiagnosis of sepsis have quadrupled in the last five years, according to new research from Negligence...
Read MoreDWF partner Teasdale elected new FOIL President
DWF partner Nigel Teasdale has been elected as the President of the Forum of Insurance Lawyers (FOIL). Teasdale, who succeeds...
Read MoreDefining whiplash
Wilson Carswell argues that clinical guidlines over whiplash are needed to properly handle claims involving the soft tissue injury In...
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