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UK personal injury and clinical negligence: archived horizon scan and case law update to 14 December 2022—costs (FRC/Belsner), RTA/OIC, damages, CPR, inquests, Brexit

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ARCHIVED: This Practice Note has been archived and is no longer maintained. It provides a concise overview of significant legal developments relevant to personal injury and clinical negligence practitioners as at 14 December 2022. For the latest horizon scanner, refer to PI and Clinical Negligence horizon scanning—overview.

Key PI & clinical negligence developments

  • How does the ASHE data released in October 2022 impact personal injury claims?

    Jodie McAuley, senior associate at Clyde & Co, and Kate Mikolajewski, Solicitor and Catastrophic and Large Loss Injury manager at Clyde & Co, explore the updates from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), including practical points to bear in mind when managing periodical payment orders. See News Analysis: How does the ASHE data released in October 2022 impact personal injury claims?

  • Law bodies call for urgent changes to court system

    A solicitors’ representative body cautioned on 17 November 2022 that cuts to justice spending following the UK government’s latest budget could trigger a complete system breakdown, while the Bar Council separately warned that the courts were crumbling after decades of neglect...

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