The Quittance blog - Page 10
Updated: September 7, 2020
From early next year, the Legal Ombudsman (LeO) is empowered to accept complaints made on behalf of claims management companies (CMCs).
Read moreUpdated: September 7, 2020
The new Criminal Justice and Courts Bill is expected to become law by January 2015. Included in the bill are clauses which grant Courts the power to strike out personal injury cases on the basis of fundamental dishonesty on the part of the claimant.
Read moreUpdated: November 9, 2022
Employers must ensure that and safety requirements for hazardous substances are adhered to. What can you do if they are not and you are injured?
Read moreUpdated: September 7, 2020
The NHS Litigation Authority launches an independent mediation service to resolve clinical negligence claims faster and at a lower cost to Claimants.
Read moreUpdated: May 6, 2015
Recent cuts have lead to an increase in medical negligence and errors resulting from austerity and cuts to the NHS - according to a recent reports.
Read moreUpdated: April 23, 2015
What are the first steps you should take if you have sustained an accident or injury abroad? This article includes advice you must consider.
Read moreUpdated: December 1, 2022
Changes to the law aim to deter dishonest claimants by giving courts new powers to strike out claims.
Read moreUpdated: November 3, 2023
The author of the Francis Report has announced the publication of an in-depth review on the reporting culture of the NHS titled "Freedom to Speak Up".
Read moreUpdated: April 15, 2015
Brake - the UK Road Safety Charity - are proposing a move to SDST. Given the evidence that this could save lives, why does the debate never lead anywhere?
Read moreUpdated: March 5, 2015
Does the 'Compensation Culture' really exist? Two Government reports consider the reality.
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