‘Black box’ recorder used in liability trial defence
Firm says the strength of its data proved the policyholder’s case.
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Insurers to step up fraud fight after Supreme Court victory
Court ordered a claimant to repay around £120,000 after his claim against an insurer was proved to be false.
Linklaters escapes ‘unprecedented’ disclosure order
High Court says strong grounds required to direct a review of e-disclosure in claim against mining company.
Judge orders SDT to try again after botched strike-out
Mrs Justice Thirlwall says the prosecution case was not an abuse of process.
Shocking infographic highlights housing ‘advice deserts’
Law Society chief executive Catherine Dixon urges government to commission providers to prevent conflicts of interest.
European bar groups seek assurances on Turkey
European Court of Human Rights urged to strictly monitor Turkey’s obligations under international law.
‘Fraud unravels all’: landmark Supreme Court ruling
Insurers can break open a settlement agreement in PI cases, highest court rules.
Pro bono hours dip but in-house contribution rises
Just over one in four fee-earners in England and Wales does at least ten hours pro bono – down from one in three last year.
Breaking: online court needs ‘minimal assistance’ from lawyers – Briggs
Report published today would see online court become mandatory.
Briggs: online court needs ‘minimal assistance’ from lawyers
Report published today would see online court become mandatory.