‘Clarity’ for PI as Court of Appeal hands down judgment on mixed injuries

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The Court of Appeal has handed down judgment in two mixed injury cases leapfrogged in November, providing some clarity on how mixed injuries should be handled. However, some are concerned it could lead to further litigation and an adverse impact on motorists.

The Court of Appeal has today handed out a judgment in two cases leapfrogged by His Honour Judge Wood back in November, Rabot v Hassam and Briggs v Laditan.

Both cases have been brought forward by

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