Company directors who employ nuisance callers could face fines of up to £500,000 under new Government plans
Company directors who employ cold callers could be fined up to £500,000 by the Information Commissioner’s Office if they are...
Read MoreHorwich Farrelly appoints Martin McKenna as partner
Horwich Farrelly has appointed Martin McKenna, an expert in complex and high value personal injury claims in liability and motor, as...
Read MoreGovernment launches consultation on scheme to speed up claims for birth injuries on the NHS
The Government has launched a consultation on proposals for a Rapid Resolution and Redress (RRR) scheme for NHS birth injury...
Read MoreClaimants who unreasonably dismiss mediation could be hit with indemnity costs, says Kings Chambers barrister
Parties judged to have unreasonably dismissed mediation as an option for out of court settlement risk being hit with indemnity...
Read MoreTime for Government to investigate the real reasons for rising premiums, says APIL President
Neil Sugarman, the President of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL), has said that the Government should now find...
Read MoreAccess to Justice group hails “historic junction” as reports emerge that the Government will drop further personal injury reforms
The Access to Justice group has hailed news that the Government is set to ditch George Osborne’s plans to further...
Read MoreHorwich Farrelly helps catch fraudulent personal injury claimant who wasn’t even in his car at time of alleged accident
Evidence gathered by Horwich Farrelly, has lead to a Southampton man’s personal injury claim has been kicked out of court...
Read MoreBIBA tells members to contact liquidator of defunct Enterprise Insurance before 26 October deadline
The British Insurance Brokers’ Association (BIBA) has emailed all of its members, encouraging them to provide the provisional liquidator of...
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