Is the Personal Injury Claims Market Turning a Corner? After years of reform, uncertainty, and falling claims, the UK personal injury (PI) market may finally be stabilising. Recent analysis by LegalFutures.co.uk (June 2025) suggests that
The UK’s personal injury claims have reached an unprecedented low, with the first quarter of 2025 recording only 106,113 claims—a 16% decrease from the same period in 2024 and nearly a 50% drop compared to
Urgent Improvements Needed in Maternity Care Recent findings from the Care Quality Commission (CQC) indicate that nearly half of the maternity units inspected between 2022 and 2023 were rated as needing improvement or as inadequate. Of the
The long-term effects of contact sports on brain health are under increasing scrutiny. In football, repeated heading of the ball has been linked to memory problems and a heightened risk of degenerative brain conditions. These
As the Official Injury Claim (OIC) portal marks four years, the Association of Consumer Support Organisations (ACSO) is urging the government to review its effectiveness, highlighting ongoing issues and unmet promises in personal injury law
A Shropshire veteran, Chris Draper, has accused the Army of failing to provide proper support for hearing loss he believes developed during his service. Mr Draper, now 42, claims that permanent hearing damage was caused
Why Pagination is Essential for Solicitors & Medico-Legal Cases Legal teams, insurers, and medical experts often need to review hundreds, if not thousands, of pages of medical records and enclosures when assessing a medico-legal case.
The Health Secretary, Wes Streeting, has reaffirmed his commitment to improving maternity services in the wake of concerns raised by families affected by inadequate care at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust (LTH). While he did
A medico-legal report is a document prepared by a medical expert to provide an independent assessment of a person’s health condition in relation to a legal case. These reports are often used in personal injury
A recent study has found that repeated head injuries, such as concussions, may reactivate dormant viruses in the brain, increasing the risk of Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and other neurodegenerative conditions. Researchers discovered that even mild
