Not quite a nation of good samaritans
A large minority of people injured in accidents have not been helped by passers-by according to new research. A...
Read MorePublic supports the right to seek access to justice
Most people in the UK still believe that people who are injured through no fault of their own should be...
Read MoreLitigators 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 MoreNo indemnity insurance panic for most PI firms
Very few personal injury firms have failed to renew their professional indemnity insurance (PII) according to a new survey by...
Read MoreAPIL calls for bereavement damages postcode lottery to end
Bereaved people in Scotland are treated more fairly when claiming damages for their loss than those in England and Wales,...
Read MoreMore than a million drivers would consider making an exaggerated claim says Go Compare
6% of UK motorists, more than 1.7 million drivers, would consider making a claim for personal injury after a road...
Read MoreMajority of people want bankers to face charges for PPI mis-selling
70% of people believe that banking executives involved in the mis-selling of payment protection insurance (PPI) should face criminal charges,...
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