In a precedent-setting judgment, the Court of Appeal has today ruled that the evidence of eyewitnesses and other contemporaneous accounts should take precedence when expert testimony cannot ‘unlock’ a case. Global law firm Clyde & […]
The legal systems in the UK and many other developed countries has been hammered by Covid19 and the avalanche of various claims that built up over the last decade or so. Public sector bodies – […]
Some reaction to the recent announcement on compulsory mediation on claims and disputes under £10,000. Matthew Maxwell Scott, executive director of ACSO, commented: “We’ve long argued that every model of dispute resolution needs to be explored […]
Hmm, compulsory mediation on sub-10K disputes. Interesting. Ministers have published a blueprint for major reforms to the civil justice system which seeks to save people the cost, time and stress of lengthy courtroom battles. It […]
A man from Surrey has been jailed for six years and nine months for more than 30 counts of fraud following two investigations run by the City of London Police’s Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department (IFED), […]
The latest from the California Dept of Insurance; Eduardo Suarez, 38, was arraigned today on two felony counts of insurance fraud and arson after he was arrested last month at his worksite on an outstanding […]
UPDATE 28.06.2023 The UK High Court has requested that legal paperwork be submitted in respect to a group action from former Mercedes diesel car owners, or leaseholders. The issue is one of emissions claimed vs […]
The latest from the HSE; A contractor and a water management company have been fined after a worker was injured when he was hit by a 1.5 tonne water valve. Newcastle upon Tyne Magistrates’ Court […]
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