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Heartfelt Dowler Letter So Hard To Ignore In No Win No Fee Debate

By James Maxey in Personal Injury on Wednesday, November 2, 2011 @ 13:29

After a hoard of esteemed politicians, social commentators and legal experts spoke out against the government's proposals to reform the civil litigation system and do away with Conditional Fee Agreements (CFA), so did the charities. Childrens charities, abuse victims charities, the brain... read more

10% Increase In Payouts Unlikely To Benefit Most Claimants

By James Maxey in Personal Injury on Wednesday, November 2, 2011 @ 12:05

Interesting article in the Law Gazette recently by legal journalist Rachel Rothwell, discussing the implications of the Lord Justice Jackson reforms of civil litigation costs. Rothwell points out that many personal injury lawyers , including myself, were frustrated that when the Legal Aid,... read more

Lawyers Let Their Hair Down And Have A Ball In Aid Of BASIC

By James Maxey in Personal Injury on Wednesday, November 2, 2011 @ 10:30

For the past 25 years, The Brain & Spinal Injury Charity - AKA BASIC - has provided invaluable services to patients and families following a brain or spinal injury . They are affiliated to the Greater Manchester Clinical Neuroscience Centre, working closely with staff to ensure... read more

Politicians Rightly Call For Referral Fees Reform

By Robin Patey in Personal Injury on Wednesday, July 6, 2011 @ 16:25

Good to see Shadow Justice Secretary Jack Straw speaking out over referral fees , which he says are a "scandal" and should be banned. His opposite number in government, Jonathan Djanogly, has also pledged to get a grip on the situation, which he described as "rotten". Contact... read more

Language Is Key When Discussing Nuances Of Personal Injury Cases

By Sapna Kapoor in Personal Injury on Friday, April 1, 2011 @ 13:47

Amusing to read that Fabio Capello, the Italian manager of the England football team, claims he only needs to speak 100 words of English to do his job properly. The comments were in response to accusations that he might lack a sufficiently adequate command of English to convey tactical ideas to... read more

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