Personal Injury/Clinical Negligence


Court backs InjuryLawyers4U in dispute with founder law firms

4 December 2024

Three law firms that were original members of the Injury Lawyers 4U marketing collective have suffered a major setback in challenging changes to how much they pay towards it.


Financial turnaround at leading PI firm as it makes whiplash claims pay

29 November 2024

Leading personal injury law firm Minster Law said yesterday that it has completed a three-year transformation that allows it to run low-value whiplash claims profitably.


Whiplash tariff set to rise 15% as Mahmood finally publishes review

22 November 2024

The whiplash tariff is set to increase by around 15%, the government announced yesterday. Claimant representatives say it is not enough, while compensators argued for no increase at all.


Fletchers eyes rapid growth and expects more PE-backed competiton

19 November 2024

Leading serious injury law firm Fletchers is set to make another acquisition shortly and offer to other law firms the services of its team who help assess the viability of cases.


Barrister disbarred for making ‘fundamentally dishonest’ PI claim

18 November 2024

A barrister who a court found had been fundamentally dishonest in making a personal injury claim has been disbarred.


Clinical negligence revenues set to slow as number of firms falls

24 October 2024

Consolidation in the clincial negligence market will continue as the market slows over the next couple of years, a report has suggested.


Cautious response to government’s motor insurance taskforce

17 October 2024

Claimant representatives have raised concerns about a new government taskforce that promises to “crack down” on rising motor insurance premiums, including the lack of a legal representative.


Contracting PI market and Google changes hit listed legal business

24 September 2024

The personal injury market has contracted further this year, with business made harder by changes in the Google algorithm, listed business NAHL said today to explain a drop in turnover.


Vaginal mesh victims should not be “forced down adversarial route”

10 September 2024

Women whose health has been damaged by vaginal mesh implants should be not forced down “such an adversarial route” as taking legal action against the manufacturers, peers have argued.


NHS clinical negligence agreement “encourages apologies”

28 August 2024

A successor agreement to the Covid-19 clinical negligence protocol has been launched , which encourages the NHS to provide a “meaningful letter of apology” where liability is admitted.

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