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APIL PI Focus: June 2013 Problems with the way fees are structured in the road traffic accident portal; what ‘fundamentally dishonest’ really means; and new tactics involving Part 36 were all disc ...
APIL PI Focus: July 2013 Insurers had an unusually rough ride in last month’s House of Commons transport committee’s oral evidence session on whiplash claims. Committee chairman Louise Ellman MP k ...
Far reaching government proposals to cut lower value cases from the Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme (CICS) were branded a “gross injustice” by many representing victims of criminal a ...
Gemma Boardman, a member of the MRH Solicitors pre-litigation Road Traffic Accident team climbed Ben Nevis in the Scottish Highlands, the highest mountain in the British Isles standing at 4,409 ft abo ...
Victims of crime who suffer ‘minor’ injuries will no longer be able to claim compensation through the Government’s scheme, Ken Clarke the Minister of Justice announced this week. In ...
The Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders (LASPO) Bill received the Royal Assent on 1st May 2012. Despite the many amendments voted through the House of Lords and vigorous campaigning by m ...
Mesothelioma sufferers in their 80’s and 90’s have been given hope that they could still be entitled to substantial compensation following a landmark court ruling in the House of Lords in ...
The UK government has launched a rapid review into the safety of a particular make of breast implants from France to try to re-assure the 40,000 women in this country who have had them implanted. The ...
Members of the House of Lords queued up to condemn the decision by the government to withdraw legal aid for clinical negligence victims this week at their first opportunity to debate the government bi ...
