Personal Injury/Clinical Negligence


PE firm adds digital marketing business to law firm acquisitions

3 November 2022

Sun Capital – the private equity firm that owns top serious injury law firm Fletchers – has expanded its presence in the law by acquiring a specialist digital marketing agency.


Large PI firm sold in latest post-reform consolidation move

2 November 2022

The consolidation of the personal injury market following the whiplash reforms has continued in the North-West with leading firm Express Solicitors acquiring Michael W Halsall.


Checkmylegalfees comes out fighting after Court of Appeal criticism

28 October 2022

Checkmylegalfees came out fighting yesterday in the wake of the Court of Appeal’s criticism of its business model, pledging to keep on “holding solicitors to account”.


Vos signals end of court challenges to deductions from PI damages

27 October 2022

The possible end of court challenges to solicitors’ deductions from damages and reform of how bills are assessed are the headlines from today’s Court of Appeal ruling in Belsner.


Firms quit whiplash and eye growth in other areas of PI market

19 October 2022

One in four law firms impacted by the whiplash reforms have already exited that market, with more set to follow, as they look at increased marketing and M&A to grow in other areas of PI.


Leading PI firm sues insurance trade magazine for libel

18 October 2022

Leading personal injury law firm Bond Turner is suing a well-known insurance trade magazine for defamation over an article that accused it of not dealing honestly with clients.


First two OIC mixed injuries cases head to Court of Appeal

12 October 2022

Two cases on mixed claims in the Official Injury Claim portal – those involving both whiplash and non-whiplash injuries – have been leapfrogged to the Court of Appeal.


OIC: Under-settlement fears as system problems grow backlog

7 October 2022

The Official Injury Claim portal is still not working well, with growing delays and concerns that injured people are under-settling as a result, a leading claimant lawyer said yesterday.


Panicked solicitor under-settled claim and misled client

3 October 2022

A solicitor panicked after realising she had missed a court deadline and under-settled her client’s personal injury claim before leading them on for more than four years about its progress.


MoJ rejects call for early review of whiplash tariff

29 September 2022

The Ministry of Justice has rejected a call for an early review of the tariff for the Official Injury Claim portal, although personal injury solicitors are continuing to lobby for it.

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