'1948 relic': Personal injury lobby faces new fight to cling onto private health costs
NHS is effectively being double-charged by injured people, says MP behind private member's bill.
'I can't trust anyone again': Mesh victims speak out after solicitor banned
Campaigner says solicitor added another layer of pain to an already devastating medical journey.
'Deplorable' mesh implant solicitor banned for deceiving clients
Vulnerable women were left exposed to costs as they unwittingly pursued claims for years without ATE insurance.
Personal injury market regroups as claims plunge
Claims fell to a record low last year but the sector is holding its own financially.
Who pays when private treatment goes wrong?
Clinical negligence.
Double recovery, PI trusts and the Care Act
Community care.
Occupiers liability acts claims and new evidence
Personal injury.
New Zealand’s clin neg panacea is no such thing
The non-adversarial model used in New Zealand is held up as a better way of resolving clinical negligence claims. But is it really an improvement?
Letters roundup
Men’s health and an absent attorney: your letters to the editor.
