By: 24 June 2014

Rise in demand for budgeting leading to expansion for costs lawyers

Costs lawyers have said that they are in a period of expansion to meet budgeting demands, according to a survey...

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By: 15 April 2014

Four in ten people who have suffered a non-fault personal injury have not claimed compensation

Over four in ten people who have suffered a specific type of non-fault personal injury have not made a claim...

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By: 17 March 2014

Access to Justice for vulnerable people has been closed off, says APIL

The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) has said that access to justice has been adversely affected by the Jackson...

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By: 12 March 2014

Move to allow cost lawyers to go on the record praised by industry association

The Association of Costs Lawyers (ACL) has welcomed an upcoming change to the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) that allows Costs...

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By: 11 February 2014

Not quite a nation of good samaritans

A large minority of people injured in accidents have not been helped by passers-by according to new research.   A...

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By: 19 November 2013

Public supports the right to seek access to justice

Most people in the UK still believe that people who are injured through no fault of their own should be...

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By: 5 November 2013

Litigators unimpressed by Jackson reforms

Litigators have said that the Jackson reforms have resulted in rising costs and no discernible rise in access to justice....

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By: 15 October 2013

No indemnity insurance panic for most PI firms

Very few personal injury firms have failed to renew their professional indemnity insurance (PII) according to a new survey by...

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