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Jackson proposals delayed

The Government's intention to end the recoverability of success fees and ATE premiums on the 1st October 2012 have been delayed until at least April 2013 as confirmed by the Ministry of Justice on 30th January 2012.

Three Year Old Boy's Arm Ripped Off By Washing Machine

An investigation has begun after the toddler, Lewis Lightfoot, lost his arm when he opened the door of the machine which kept running instead of coming to an automatic stop.

London Legal Charity Walk to take place on 21 May 2012 - Would you like to take part with us?

We would like to make you aware the event will be taking place again this year on Monday 21 May. The route takes in the Temple and St James Park and thousands of walkers are likely to be participating from many of the regions law firms and barristers chambers.

Court of Appeal Approve Trafigura Decision

The Court of Appeal has recently handed down its widely anticipated judgment in Motto v Trafigura Limited [2011] EWCA Civ 1150 and have upheld the decision to reduce Leigh Day’s 100% success fee to 58%.

Djanogly forced to give up his role regulating claims management companies

Jonathan Djanogly, the justice minister, has been forced to give up his role regulating claims management companies after a storm broke over his children’s financial interests in such firms.

Injustice for all!

Opposition to the LASPO Bill is becoming more strident as accident victims begin to appreciate that their rights to a just settlement of their claims will be eroded if the Bill becomes law.