By: 18 May 2022

Reform, but at what cost?

[caption id="attachment_19542" align="alignleft" width="300"] Andy Cullwick, head of marketing at First4Lawyers[/caption] With reform of clinical negligence the next objective of...

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By: 12 May 2022

APIL announces new appointments

The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) has welcomed a second layperson on to its executive committee among new officers...

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By: 26 April 2022

Legal profession reacts to proposed fixed costs cap for clinical negligence claims

The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) and other groups representing the legal profession used the now-closed consultation on the proposed fixed...

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By: 11 April 2022

Aviva and Clyde & Co secure fundamental dishonesty ruling against meat packer who claimed £100k

A worker in a meat processing plant who tried to claim more than £100,000 for an injury with a knife...

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By: 7 April 2022

First4Lawyers appoints first chief technology officer

First4Lawyers has appointed its first chief technology officer to drive forward its growth plans. The personal injury and clinical negligence...

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By: 29 March 2022

Clyde & Co and BLM agree to combine

Clyde & Co and BLM will merge to create a law firm with global annual revenue of more than £700 million,...

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By: 25 March 2022

Admiral selects Nuvalaw and Trust Arbitration to speed up claims resolution

Insurer Admiral has selected technology company Nuvalaw and joint venture partner Trust Arbitration as its alternative dispute resolution (ADR) providers...

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By: 23 March 2022

Ministry of Justice ditches plans for further whiplash reform

The government has dropped plans for further whiplash reform—to the surprise of personal injury lawyers and trade groups. The Ministry...

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