Month: November 2023

This post was originally published on this siteLawyers can sometimes be “too inclined” to act unethically or use a “mistaken” adherence to an overly narrow view of the rule of law to justify questionable conduct, major new research has said. The post Some lawyers’ conduct poses “significant risk to the rule of law” appeared first […]

This post was originally published on this siteThe period between a liability decision and the insurer making a first offer is where the ever-lengthening delays in the Official Injury Claim portal are occurring, the Ministry of Justice said yesterday. The post MoJ identifies where, but not why, OIC cases are being delayed appeared first on […]

This post was originally published on this siteThe Court of Appeal’s ruling yesterday that judges can order parties to engage in ADR heralds “a new era of positive change”, one of the intervenors in the case has declared. The post “A new era of positive change” – intervenors welcome ADR ruling appeared first on Legal […]

This post was originally published on this siteIt was “not fair” for the defendant in a personal injury claim to only challenge the claimant’s expert evidence during its closing submissions, the Supreme Court ruled yesterday. The post Supreme Court: “Not fair” to challenge expert evidence only in closing appeared first on Legal Futures.