April
Articles matching "catastophicinjury"
Reversionary Interests – A Guide
Last month we looked at the issues currently being considered by the Court of Appeal in Swift v Carpenter, and concluded that the court is likely to accept a reversionary interest model which values…
Read moreBeware of the "eggshell personality"
Edward Cleary reviews the judgment of Mrs Justice Farbey in Morrow v Shrewsbury Rugby Union Football Club Limited (2020) and considers the causal implications for insurers dealing with claims brought…
Read moreFuture loss of earnings: Court of Appeal rules on appropriateness of Blamire award
Tonya Baxter reviews the Court of Appeal decision in Irani v Duchon (2019) providing a useful reminder of the issues that the court will take into account when considering claims for future loss of…
Read moreASHE: 2019 provisional results – care costs continue to rise driven by National Living Wage increases
The latest ASHE figures (the final figures for 2017 and the provisional figures for 2018) have been published today (25 October).
Read moreCovert recordings: reprehensible but relevant and probative
Covert recordings made by the claimant of medico legal examinations were deemed "reprehensible" but "relevant and probative" in the context of a "question mark" raised over the neuropsychological…
Read moreWhy some Pressure Injuries maybe Unpreventable for Individuals with Spinal Cord Injury
David P Lemmer et al: Louis Stokes Cleveland Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Cleveland, OH
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Effects of Timing and Intensity of Neurorehabilitation on Functional Outcome After Traumatic Brain Injury
March Konigs, PhD et al: Emma Children's Hospital, Academic Medical Centre, Amsterdam
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Equine: Likelihood of damage or severe damage - experience matters
With the transcript of the recent judgment in Lynch v Ed Walker Racing Limited [2017] now available, Amy Jeffs, a member of the Equine Group at DWF LLP, looks at the decision in more detail.
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