By: 22 September 2016

FOIL favours fixed recoverable costs extension

The Forum of Insurance Lawyers (FOIL) has said that proposals for extending fixed recoverable costs should be formed and consulted...

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By: 14 September 2016

Ministry of Defence response to anti-malarial drug report “fails to acknowledge lamentable failures of the past”

A partner at Hilary Meredith Solicitors has accused the Government of failing to face up to its failures in its...

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By: 6 September 2016

Accidents will happen

Personal injury solicitors What’s My Claim Worth uncover what is behind many accidents at work, how they happen, and who they’re most...

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By: 22 August 2016

Government launches consultation on plans for CQC to assess cosmetic surgery providers

The Department of Health has launched a consultation on proposals to allow the Care Quality Commission (CQC) to assess cosmetic...

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By: 11 August 2016

uSwitch slams FCA for delaying requirement to publish details of previous year’s premium on renewal notices

uSwitch has said that is disappointed that insurers do not have to start publishing details of policyholders' previous year's premiums...

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By: 8 August 2016

HCML takes on four new case managers

HCML, the rehabilitation provider, has bolstered its catastrophic injury case management service with five new appointments. Sarah Hinsley, Diane Moss,...

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By: 20 July 2016

Premier Medical returns to the medical reporting market

Premier Medical has returned to the medical reporting market after being bought back from Capita by founder Dr Harry Brünjes....

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By: 4 July 2016

NHS Litigation Authority says that it saved £6 million by successfully challenging “unreasonable and disproportionate” ATE premiums in 2015

The NHS Litigation Authority says that it saved the NHS more than £6 million last year by challenging what it...

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