By: 2 July 2014

Delta Legal asks PI-Solutions to help it wind down

Delta Legal, which ceased to take on new cases in March, has appointed PI-Solutions to help it wind down and...

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By: 1 July 2014

Vulnerable patients will be exposed under Medical Innovation Bill, says APIL

A new Private Members' Bill which proposes that doctors need only consult with colleagues about innovative treatments will leave vulnerable...

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By: 30 June 2014

Scottish Parliament warned over MoD’s attempt to widen the scope of combat immunity

The Ministry of Defence's attempts to widen the scope of combat immunity "cannot be allowed to happen", according to Hilary...

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By: 25 June 2014

Civil Justice Council launches working group to keep Jackson reforms under review

A new Civil Justice Council working group has been set up to advise the Council on further issues that may...

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By: 17 June 2014

Claims industry welcomes Government inducement ban

The Government's decision to ban lawyers from offering inducements to potential claimants has been welcomed by large parts of the...

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By: 5 June 2014

Neil Hudgell TV ad withdrawn after complaints over link to NHS

Neil Hudgell Solicitors has been forced to pull a TV advert after the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) ruled that the...

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By: 4 June 2014

Thompsons says ABI’s fraud statistics “don’t stack up”

Thompsons Solicitors has accused the Associations of British Insurers (ABI) of releasing a series of inconsistent, misleading and unsupported arguments...

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By: 19 May 2014

Express and Jefferies look to resist Ministry of Justice’s proposal over law firms’ ownership of medical reporting agencies  

The managing partners of Express Solicitors and Jefferies Solicitors are trying to mount a legal challenge against the Government's plans...

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