The Official Injury Claim (OIC) has published its monthly data reporting for November 2024. The OIC introduced the monthly data reporting system, augmenting its existing quarterly publications. This initiative, which commenced in January 2023, offers comprehensive data from the service's inception in May 2021 up to November 2024. The report provides detailed metrics on claims volume, settlements, exceptional injuries and circumstances, claims exiting the portal, and liability issues. By presenting raw data in a tabular format, the service aims to enhance transparency and accessibility for stakeholders.

The Official Injury Claim has published its quarterly data on its operation. The data and statistics featured in the newest publication reflect data captured by the service during the period of 1 July - 30 September 2024.

Official Injury Claim has published data on the operation of its service. The latest data covers a period from 1 January 2024 to 31 March 2024.

The Official Injury Claim has published its quarterly service data for the period of 1 October to 31 December 2024. This latest release includes comprehensive statistics on various aspects of the claims process, such as claims volume, representation, types of claims, settlements and liability. Notably, the publication now features additional data on the top five reasons for calls to the Portal Support Centre, enhancing transparency and providing valuable insights into user interactions. The report also covers exceptional injuries and circumstances, claims exiting the portal, lifecycle and dormancy. This expanded dataset aims to offer a more thorough understanding of the service's operations and will continue to be issued on a quarterly basis, serving as a crucial resource for legal practitioners and stakeholders in the personal injury claims sector.

The OJEU is the Official Journal of the EU published by the EU’s Publications Office. The OJEU is published daily (Monday to Friday, and on weekends and public holidays regarding urgent updates only). It contains the treaties, EU legislation, international agreements, announcements and notices on case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union and other texts such as information and notices. There are two series: • L (legislation) • C (information and notices) The electronic issues of the OJEU are available on EUR-Lex website. The Supplement to the OJEU, dedicated to European public procurement, is published on the Tenders Electronic Daily (TED) website.

The Official List is the list of publicly listed companies maintained by the Financial Conduct Authority ("FCA") as that list that has effect for the time being.

The list maintained by the conduct-authority'>Financial Conduct Authority in accordance with section 74(1) of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (FSMA 2000) for the purposes of FSMA 2000, Pt VI.

Restructuring & Insolvency analysis: The court upheld a claim for breach of director’s duties, preference, and transactions at an undervalue where, eight months prior to compulsory liquidation of Bodystretch (UK) Ltd (the Company), the director of the company had conducted an ‘informal winding-up’ by selling the Company’s principal asset, its premises, and dissipated the proceeds at a time when the Company was clearly insolvent, favouring certain alleged creditors (including himself and his father). In addition, in the 18 months preceding the sale, the director had received various unexplained payments from the company, which the court held he had failed, as a fiduciary, to explain such that they were made in breach of his duties to the Company and constituted transactions at an undervalue. Written by Katherine Hallett, barrister at Three Stone Chambers.

The officer of the court who acts for people who, because they lack mental capacity and cannot properly manage their own affairs, are unable to represent themselves and no other suitable person or agency is able and willing to act.

The Official Solicitor and Public Trustee has published standard instructions to assist solicitors when the Official Solicitor acts as litigation friend of P, a protected party or a child. The guidance provides information on the solicitor’s role and the Official Solicitor’s approach, costs, expectations regarding hearings and court proceedings and the procedures to follow if P or the protected party recovers capacity or the child turns 18.

Official Statistics: Tax relief statistics (January 2026)

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