Personal Injury/Clinical Negligence


NAHL and Frenkel Topping takeover talks to stretch into New Year

16 December 2020

Talks about a reverse takeover of NAHL Group – the owner of National Accident Helpline – by fellow listed company Frenkel Topping are to continue into the New Year, they announced today.


Many PI law firms yet to decide on post-whiplash reform strategy

15 December 2020

Just 18% of claimant personal injury solicitors say their firm has settled on a strategy to deal with next April’s whiplash reforms, while most expect behaviours to change under the new regime.


Still no rules but full steam to April for whiplash reforms, says MoJ

24 November 2020

Ministers remain “determined” to implement the whiplash reforms next April, a top official said yesterday, although it is still not certain when the rules governing the process will be published.


MIB signals that whiplash reforms will go ahead in April

19 November 2020

The MIB has given the clearest signal yet that the whiplash reforms will go ahead next April as it announced plans to undertake a third phase of consumer testing of the new portal.


Claimant lawyers urge Lord Chief to step in on whiplash reforms

18 November 2020

Claimant personal injury lawyers have turned to the Lord Chief Justice to support an urgent review of the government’s proposed tariff of damages for next April’s whiplash reforms.


Lawyer founders of listed business to make £46m in share sales

13 November 2020

The two lawyers behind Anexo Group – the listed business that owns leading PI law firm Bond Turner – are set to receive £46m after selling some of their shares to a private equity investor.


Acquisitions show shape of PI market consolidation

12 November 2020

PI firm Express Solicitors has made good on its plan to buy practices looking to exit the market by buying a Liverpool firm, while another targeting motor claims has sold its clinical negligence practice.


FCA issues warning to claims management companies

29 October 2020

Many claims management companies have shown “a poor understanding of, and sometimes attitude to, their regulatory obligations”, the Financial Conduct Authority said this week.


Leading PI firm declares: We’re ready for whiplash reforms

29 October 2020

Minster Law has become the first major personal injury practice to state that it is ready for next year’s whiplash reforms by formally launching its self-service digital claims portal.


Consumers “growing in confidence” to manage own PI claims

26 October 2020

The proportion of road traffic accident victims who would be prepared to submit personal injury claims themselves has hit more than half for the first time, a report has found.

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