Some insurers and their lawyers are using underhand tactics to avoid paying compensation to people who have suffered serious injuries...
The human misery caused to patients who are the victims of avoidable NHS harm has been laid bare in the House of Commons Public Accounts...
The wait goes on for some solid direction on the future of e-scooters in the UK. Latest data reveals an average of 26 people a week were...
Is there ever a quiet year? Not at APIL. But the last 12 months have indeed been among the busiest and work is already gearing up for an...
In the last few weeks APIL has not rested as it presses for change and for clarity following the judgment in Mazur & Ors v Charles...
Injured people have been on the wrong end of 15 years of policy decisions that have all but reduced them to second-class citizens. A...
We read about advances in new technology almost every day, whether it’s augmented reality gaming, artificial intelligence, or a...
The latest short film for our flagship campaign, Rebuilding Shattered Lives, is in the running for two industry awards. I would like to...
An expert panel advising the government in Guernsey on its personal injury discount rate (PIDR) has acknowledged that a rate which requires...
Barely a week passes without patient safety in the NHS making headlines. The stories are usually shocking, and often upsetting – but...
Whenever APIL lobbied conservative lord chancellors and justice ministers about reform of bereavement damages in England and Wales, we...
Regular readers of our different communications will know that here at APIL we utilise all sorts of political and parliamentary...