Personal Injury/Clinical Negligence


Covid clinical negligence protocol cut number of litigated claims

28 February 2023

A protocol agreed in the wake of Covid-19 to better manage clinical negligence claims during the pandemic is remaining in place after it appeared to reduce the number of contested cases.


Judges urged to call out role of lawyers in “layering” PI claims

23 February 2023

The ruling of a district judge highlighting apparent collusion between solicitors, medical experts and others in inflating a personal injury claim is an important landmark in the fight against fraud.


Law firm “colluded” with medics and others to layer PI claim

21 February 2023

The Solicitors Regulation Authority should investigate a personal injury firm involved in “layering” a claim with further costs, given evidence that this is a pattern of behaviour..


Insurers bid to take mixed injuries argument to Supreme Court

21 February 2023

The insurance industry has sought permission to appeal the Court of Appeal ruling on mixed injury claims in the Official Injury Claim portal to the Supreme Court.


MPs launch inquiry into impact of whiplash reforms

10 February 2023

MPs have today launched an inquiry into how the whiplash reforms are working, including the impact on the number of claims and whether they ensure access to justice.


Strike-off for solicitor whose fake PI claim “shattered public trust”

7 February 2023

A solicitor who “shattered” public trust in the profession by making a fake personal injury claim through the law firm where he worked has been struck off.


Express, Ince, NAHL and Fletchers step up PI market activity

30 January 2023

The continued growth of Express Solicitors – which is to start training up pupil barristers – kicks off our round-up of significant activity among leading personal injury firms.


Mediation service hit landmark of 1,000 NHS cases

25 January 2023

A mediation service which has just concluded its 1,000th case for the NHS says there is still a “huge untapped market” for mediation, both in clinical negligence and personal injury cases.


CA rules for claimants in mixed injuries cases – but uncertainty remains

20 January 2023

The Court of Appeal’s ruling today on how to value mixed personal injury claims in the Official Injury Claim portal has not provided sufficient clarity, some lawyers have warned.


Multi-million-pound campaign aims to remove stigma from PI claims

19 January 2023

National Accident Helpline is launching a multi-million-pound campaign to reassure people who are worried or confused about bringing personal injury claims.

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