Brain injury barrister’s new role with organisation that helps injured people

A leading junior barrister who has worked on high profile cases, including a terror attack and tram crash, has landed a top role with a campaign...

MPs back Injury Awareness Week 2025

MPs have joined APIL at a special drop-in event to mark the association’s annual Injury Awareness Week (23-27 June) which has been taken to...

Lawyers back MP’s bid to help survivors of child abuse

Rotherham MP Sarah Champion has joined forces with a national organisation which is campaigning for better treatment of survivors of child sexual...

‘Scattergun approach’ to fundamental dishonesty in personal injury cases must stop

Abuse of the fundamental dishonesty rules by some defendants in personal injury cases is likely to escalate if the issue is not addressed by...

Hertfordshire lawyer’s top role with organisation that helps injured people

A Hertfordshire lawyer who helps people when they have been seriously injured due to negligence has taken on a top role with a national campaign...

Putting a price on suffering

Suffering a needless injury can cost people and their families money, whether it’s struggling to pay the bills while they recover, or needing...

Northern Irish lawyer is appointed to leading role with UK-wide campaign organisation

Northern Irish lawyer Sabrina Lawlor has been appointed a top leading role with a national UK lawyers’ campaign group which supports people who...

New APIL president calls for pride in PI

Personal injury lawyers need to be ready to shout loudly about the difference they make to people’s lives, APIL’s incoming president has...

Matthew Tuff - president's speech

APIL Advanced Brain and Spinal Cord Injury Conference 2025 President’s Speech, 15 May Matthew Tuff Good morning everyone. When...

New law needed so medics are honest when treatment goes wrong

A new law requiring healthcare staff to always be open and honest with patients and families when there are safety failures during treatment is long...