Analysis
Driving down costs
Motor claims
Industry needs to be inventive
Motor claims
Ruling not 'good' news
Crane v Cannons Leisure Centre (Court of Appeal - 19 December 2007)
The supreme court
Captives
Inspection vehicle speed too fast to spot pot hole
Day v Suffolk County Council (Court of Appeal - 23 November 2007)
Commentary - English courts: a favourable seat for arbitration
The issue of using anti-suit injunctions to restrain court proceedings breaching an arbitration clau...
Map to the future
Mapping technology: Advances
Crime scene causation
Personal Injury Report
Someone to watch over me
High Net Worth
MoJ wait expected to go on
Personal Injury Report
A law unto themselves
Personal Injury Report
A slippery slope
Risk and Regulatory Advisory Council
A technical knock-out
Personal Injury Report
A periodical drama
Personal Injury Report
Premium technology realities
Premium Finance: Technology
Scottish parliament amends plaques bill to help claimants
Personal Injury Report
Nice applauds mesothelioma drug U-turn
Personal Injury Report
Trigger unhappiness
Personal Injury Report
Period of climatisation
Climate change
Damn fine PI
Underwriting PI
Piling on the pressure
Brokers' Professional Indemnity
A site for sore eyes
Aggregators
Reinsurance qualifications
Re-sume
Don't get stung by English confidentiality
English arbitrations are popular because of their confidentiality. However, is there a potential sting in the tail? David McCarthy and Andrew Simpson look at circumstances under which confidential arbitration may not be in your best interests