Journal of Personal Injury Law

• Gives expert guidance on personal injury law with articles written by both claimants and defendants
• Examines topics of interest, such as periodical payments, in detail
• Offers articles on clinical negligence
• Gives practical guidance on the right procedures to follow
• Provides analysis and summaries of PI cases
• Puts forward case commentaries written by leading PI specialists

• An analysis of the legal implications of Brexit.
• The Legal Implications of Brexit on Health and Safety law
• A Duty of Care in Sport – What it Actually Means
• Contempt, Committal and Qader: The battle for costs in low value personal injury cases
• Committal Proceedings
• The Future of Part 36
• Judicial Review: An Unlikely Remedy for the Defaulting Indemnity Insurer
• Rehabilitation for Traumatic Brain Injury: The Long Term Perspective
• Party bias in the Court of Appeal in Personal Injury cases
• Mobile telephones and transport litigation
• Consent, remoteness and the prolonged death of the Chester exception
• ADR and arbitration, the alternative to civil litigation for the personal injury and clinical negligence claims
• Supporting injured individuals back into work
• Somatoform disorders and chronic pain – a practitioner's guide
• Duties of care between actors in supply chains

• Information on the key cases decided in the last quarter.
• Information on the key statutes published in the last quarter.
• Information on the key regulations and other developments in the last quarter.
• Analysis of developments by experienced practitioners.
• Practical guidance on procedure.

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