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Vicarious liability - the latest from the UK Supreme Court

Casualty Digest: Winter Edition 2025

High Court dismisses £6m claim by self-employed gardener following serious accident

ASHE figures for care workers

Functional Movement Disorder: When Motor Symptoms Defy Structural Explanation

Court finds 8 month delay in pursuer accepting a tender unreasonable

What is “the defence of illegality” and when does it apply?

Casualty Digest: Autumn Edition 2025

Alzheimer’s treatments: Breakthrough or false dawn? Implications for Casualty claims

The Role of Collaboration in Serious Injury Litigation

Vicarious liability - where are we now and what is coming up?

UK Responsible Business: September Edition 2025

Capacity, Protection, and Oversight in Scottish Personal Injury Cases: A Cross-Border Comparison

High Court Clarifies Future Care Damages in Catastrophic Injury Case

Casualty claims

Res ipsa loquitur – when does “the thing” itself “speak” on negligence in Scotland?

Cutting Through the Snowstorm: Clyde & Co successfully defend £20 million cross-border claim

Casualty claims

Introducing our enhanced Casualty Insurance service brochure

Scottish QOCS - looking back and looking forward

The role of immigration policy changes and the potential impact for care costs in injury claims

Casualty Digest: Summer Edition 2025

The Scottish civil court rules re-write project - what’s happening?

The changing cost of care in Scotland: A post-Storm assessment

Tech driven transformations in Catastrophic Injury claims

Treating Brain Injuries with Technology?

Casualty Digest: Spring Edition 2025

Réformes réglementaires

Catastrophic Injury & Large Loss Technical Handling Guide

Court of Appeal combined judgment confirms no assumption of responsibility by police forces

A closer look at the new Personal Injury Discount Rate for England & Wales

Réformes réglementaires

Why sport is transformative for those recovering from life-changing injuries

Réformes réglementaires

Capacity in Cross Border Cases

Vue sur l’économie

On-demand webinar: Personal Injury Discount Rate (PIDR) in England & Wales

Réformes réglementaires

Clyde & Co secures a discontinuance on a Functional Neurological Disorder Case

Casualty Digest: Winter Edition 2024

Vue sur l’économie

Personal Injury Discount Rate (PIDR) in England & Wales increased from -0.25% to +0.5%

Navigating the New EU Product Liability Directive: Key Changes and Impacts

Réformes réglementaires

Civil Justice Council publishes the final report in its review of Pre-Action Protocols