Government plans to cap legal fees in clinical negligence cases
The Department of Health has outlined plans to cap what it calls "excessive legal fees" in clinical negligence cases brought...
Read MoreFormer APIL President Matthew Stockwell joins Outer Temple’s clinical negligence team
Matthew Stockwell has joined Outer Temple Chambers. The former President of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) is a...
Read MoreAward for birth injury will provide 12-year-old’s care for rest of his life
This is a tragic birth injury case of an avoidable accident which caused devastating results. James is a bright 12...
Read MoreAccident Rehab develops new fast track assessment tool
Accident Rehab has developed a new fast track assessment tool that will make it possible for solicitors to get a...
Read MoreEvery little helps
Jeanette Whyman is head of medical negligence with Wright Hassall. Having worked previously for Hospital Trusts, Jeanette has extensive knowledge...
Read MoreBillions could be saved if NHS compensation system is reformed, says MDU
The NHS could save billions of pounds if the system for compensating injured patients were to be reformed, the Medical...
Read MoreGovernment to review mesothelioma claims funding
The Government has confirmed that it will continue to review how mesothelioma claims are funded following the High Court's decision...
Read MoreAPIL welcomes new duty to apologise for medical staff
The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) has described the new duty of candour placed on NHS bodies as a...
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