13 November 2013

APIL calls for change in psychiatric injury law

The law surrounding psychiatric injuries needs updating to become more flexible and fair, says the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers...

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10 October 2013

Spencer is appointed to Civil Justice Council

John Spencer, director at Spencers Solicitors, is to serve for three years as the national solicitor representative member for England...

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4 October 2013

Mesothelioma claims proposals ‘unworkable and unfair’

Government proposals to change the way people claim damages for mesothelioma are ‘unworkable and unfair’, according to Karl Tonks, former...

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27 September 2013

APIL calls for bereavement damages postcode lottery to end

Bereaved people in Scotland are treated more fairly when claiming damages for their loss than those in England and Wales,...

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9 September 2013

Hilary Meredith welcomes new military specialist

Hilary Meredith Solicitors has appointed military specialist Grant Evatt as a partner.   Evatt, who will be based in the...

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12 August 2013

APIL introduces new kite mark for spinal cord injury specialists

The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) has launched a new competency standard for members who specialise in spinal cord...

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12 August 2013

APIL criticises Northern Ireland Executive over protracted bereavement damages decision

The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) has criticised the Northern Ireland Executive for having not decided whether or not...

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31 July 2013

Transport Select Committee tells insurers to get their house in order

The chair of the Transport Select Committee, Louise Ellman MP, has told insurers that they must take immediate steps to...

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