Judiciary looks at allowing parties to agree time extensions without court approval
In a move to reduce the amount of extension of time applications brought in following the infamous Mitchell decision, parties...
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 MoreMesothelioma claims proposals ‘unworkable and unfair’
Government proposals to change the way people claim damages for mesothelioma are ‘unworkable and unfair’, according to Karl Tonks, former...
Read MoreMesothelioma victims to see their cases sped up through the courts
Mesothelioma sufferers will be supported by new faster legal processes under proposals announced by Courts Minister Helen Grant. Grant says...
Read MoreWhiplash reforms: what comes next?
It is up to all of us to ensure personal injury and clinical negligence claimants have a route to justice...
Read MoreAnother whiplash delay
The pandemic is likely to fuel even more consolidation in the claimant legal market than the whiplash reforms were going...
Read MoreWhiplash portal delay less of a surprise than ADR decision
A delay to the introduction of the whiplash portal was inevitable. But, says Qamar Anwar, managing director of First4Lawyers, dropping...
Read MoreVulnerable road users to be exempt from Civil Liability Bill
Lord Keen has confirmed that vulnerable road users such as cyclists and motorcyclists will be exempt from the Civil Liability...
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