Category Archives: personal injury
Media roundup – legal aid cuts and Jackson round 2
Perhaps the most interesting angle comes from the Telegraph, which given its propensity to tackle MPs’ expenses claims, points out that they’ll no longer be able to get help defending themselves.
October 2010 – personal injury’s biggest month ever
Web traffic and media coverage concerning personal injury have hit almost unprecedented levels as Lord Young’s government commissioned report into Health & Safety keeps the circus going.
No win-no fee advertising – a tough one to call
Neil Rose’s latest column in the Guardian illustrates the difficulty facing policymakers in curtailing the negative consequences of a system that is unpopular with the public while simultaneously being one of the only ways to fulfill our basic right of access to justice.
News roundup – Solicitors’ PI market at a crossroads
All of this illustrates the extreme pressure the legal profession is under right now
Readallaboutit – Insurance Times news roundup
IT’s coverage is very good. It is comprehensive and makes an otherwise dull subject as exciting as possible with a wild west theme!
Jackson review-athon; what people are saying about it…
Today, the Jackson review recommendations were published and I’d be a rich man if I had a penny for every ten cents put in on this subject. That’s a trans-atlantic metaphor, if ever there was one…
Do these figures speak for themselves?
Any article with a headline that begins ‘lawyers cash in…’ elicits a sigh or a wry smile from most people. Everyone knows that lawyers always get paid in the end … Continue reading
