Table of contents
- Costs
- QOCS changes in April 2023—the practical and tactical implications for claimants and their solicitors
- ACSO comments on QOCS changes and access to justice
- Which judge is permitted to summarily assess costs?
- Abuse and criminal injuries
- Council recovers a contribution from foster parents in failure to remove claim
- Occupational disease
- High Court dismisses mesothelioma claim
- Expert evidence
- Excluding expert evidence—a question for trial?
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Article summary
This week’s edition of PI & Clinical Negligence weekly highlights includes an analysis which looks at the upcoming changes to the qualified one-way cost shifting regime and what claimant firms of solicitors need to think about in respect of their retainers. We also consider a High Court decision in which a council recovered a contribution from foster parents in a failure to remove claim. In addition, we have our usual round-up of other key cases and news, a recently published Q&A and New Law Journal articles of interest.
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