BBC pay – Mind the Gender Pay Gap
On the radio this morning, Chris Evans in response to the backlash regarding the publication of the salaries of BBC stars said he is carrying...
Dispute Resolution - Page 10
Dealing with Coy Insurers
If you have a good claim for a substantial sum which your opponent would not be able to pay themselves if judgment was obtained, but...
Paul Grimwood
Partner & Accredited MediatorPlaying Games with Peoples’ Lives
Is it any wonder that many people view statements by politicians with scepticism? “Say one thing and do the other” syndrome is alive and well...
Isabel Bathurst
Associate, Personal Injury and Clinical NegligencePayback time for Claimants?
In many cases, when Claimants are injured and they are successful in a personal injury or clinical negligence claim, they end up with a lump...
Emily Phelan
Paralegal, Dispute ResolutionMitson or Gloves on: An inheritance issue
The much publicised case of Ilott -v- Mitson, which has already taken up its fair share of court time finally made its way to the...
Paul Grimwood
Partner & Accredited MediatorThe Rule of Law
Who would be a judge in the current febrile atmosphere where a High Court decision can provoke that organ of moderation The Daily Mail in...
Paul Grimwood
Partner & Accredited MediatorStacking the Deck – Again! Further cost obstacles for claimants
In June this year my blog “Justice for All?” looked at how changes to the costs rules since April 2013 had benefitted Defendants at the...
Isabel Bathurst
Associate, Personal Injury and Clinical NegligenceThe truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth
Compensation for personal injury is a restorative remedy, the purpose of which is to put the injured party back in the position they were (as...
Emily Phelan
Paralegal, Dispute ResolutionMisconduct will be punished
Few people would argue that generally speaking misconduct should be punished. In dispute cases claimants and defendants can act unreasonably and this can have serious...
Gerard Sanders
Partner, Head of Personal Injury & Clinical NegligenceSlow Train Coming
When in 2010 the then government passed the Third Parties (Rights Against Insurers) Act, which was intended to replace the 1930 statute of the same...
