APIL calls for change in psychiatric injury law
The law surrounding psychiatric injuries needs updating to become more flexible and fair, says the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers...
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 MoreAPIL introduces new kite mark for spinal cord injury specialists
The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) has launched a new competency standard for members who specialise in spinal cord...
Read MoreAPIL criticises Northern Ireland Executive over protracted bereavement damages decision
The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) has criticised the Northern Ireland Executive for having not decided whether or not...
Read MoreRegulators must target ‘problem players’ in high-volume claims market
Regulators must resist any impulse to completely overhaul the high-volume claims market and instead target the ‘problem players’, APIL says....
Read MoreNHS transparency is key to cutting legal costs
Money could be saved in legal claims against the NHS if it were to uphold its duty to be transparent...
Read MoreBid to ban email service ‘gamesmanship’ is welcomed by personal injury lawyers
Plans to ban the obstructive tactic used by some defendant lawyers of refusing to accept service of proceedings by email are long...
Read MoreVigilance needed as clinical negligence costs are scrutinised
Delays in delivering redress to injured patients and the rising cost of social care are driving the NHS’s compensation bill, lawyers...
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