Anthony Collins | Personal Injury Law Journal |
November 2018 #170
Judges often have to determine the extent to which liability for an accident should be apportioned. Ann Houghton and Karl Hirst consider this in the vexed context of parental responsibility
QM Legal Costs | Personal Injury Law Journal |
November 2018 #170
Paul Jones reviews a recent case that shows the unpredictability of the proportionality test
12 King's Bench Walk (Chambers of Paul Russell QC) | Personal Injury Law Journal |
November 2018 #170
Costs recovery; QOCS protection; counterclaims
12 King's Bench Walk (Chambers of Paul Russell QC) | Personal Injury Law Journal |
November 2018 #170
In part one of a two-part analysis of claims against the police, John-Paul Swoboda examines the decision in Robinson and whether the police are exempt from negligence claims
Exchange Chambers | Personal Injury Law Journal |
November 2018 #170
David Knifton QC reports on the ground-breaking judgment in Lewis v Tindale on the liability of the MIB for accidents on private land
Osbornes | Personal Injury Law Journal |
November 2018 #170
With the number of acid attacks soaring, Patricia McCaffrey explores the potential heads of claim
Exchange Chambers | Personal Injury Law Journal |
November 2018 #170
Pankaj Madan provides an invaluable insight into these difficult cases