Smooth justice

- By Insurance Post Staff
- 11 May 2006
- Indicative reading time: 4 minutes

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In the first of two articles, Brian Goodwin and Toby Scott examine the implications of last week's House of Lords' case Barker v Corus on the law of causation in disease claims

Fault-based compensation systems inevitably give rise to numerous anomalies. Claimants in injury or disease cases may find that their entitlement to common law compensation - as opposed to much less

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