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Justice Select Committee needs to prove its mettle over personal injury reforms

Houses of Parliament London

As the Justice Select Committee prepares to hear oral evidence about the government's personal injury proposals, Carpenters director Donna Scully bemoans the unrepresentative makeup of those giving evidence at a time when those in power need to be held to account.

After months of little, or indeed, no news about the government’s personal injury reform agenda, 2018 kicks off with a potentially interesting and important encounter. On Tuesday, the Commons’ Justice

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