Category: Personal Injury
05
Aug
13
Johnson v Unisys revisited: Monk v Cann Hall Primary School and Essex County Council [2013] EWCA Civ 826
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09
Jul
13
An expert too far …..
The Commercial Court gave short shrift to parties calling insurance experts to opine on meaning of a widely used construction insurance policy. The case of Aspen Insurance UK Limited v Adana ...

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09
May
13
Rare s 33 success for defendants
Cynical defendant lawyers regard applications under s 33 of the Limitation Act to extend ...

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12
Apr
13
Cockbill v Riley: Youthful exuberance and the test of foreseeability
I turned 29 this week. As I reminisced about the days when hangovers were a mild inconvenience to be overcome within a matter of hours, my attention was drawn to a recent case arising out of an ...

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03
Apr
13
Conflicting medical evidence: solicitors’ duties in CICA claims
In Boyle v Thompsons Solicitors [2012] EWHC 36 (QB) Mr Justice Coulson considered the ...

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27
Mar
13
Secondary victims and psychiatric injury: what is the relevant event when considering proximity?

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20
Feb
13
CFAs prior to 1st April 2013 – will the old or new rules apply?
What do you have to do to ensure that Parts 43 to 48 of the existing rules continue to apply to CFAs entered into before ...

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24
Jan
13
20% CONTRIBUTORY NEGLIGENCE FOR MOONING

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07
Dec
12
Snails, Soft Drinks and Dissolving Rodents
Every law student who has sat through their first lecture on tort ...

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05
Dec
12
Britons have the weakest necks in Europe…
  ‘Myth or fact?’ asks a report produced by APIL entitled ‘The Whiplash Report 2012’. The report is on APIL’s website and aims to ...

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