Chris Bryden and Georgia Whiting, barristers at 4 King’s Bench Walk, examine case law surrounding the role of expert witnesses, which suggests a worrying trend ... read more

by Claire Perry, Senior Associate - Stevens & Bolton ... read more

Researchers from the School of Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences have developed new Virtual Reality (VR) technology, funded by the British Heart Foundation (BHF), which could improve outcomes for the thousands ... read more

by Simon Perkins, Bristol, Stuart Keyden, Bristol and Jan Levinson, Manchester ... read more

Compensation enables victims to make a plan for life and gives them autonomy over their future ... read more

The High Court recently dismissed a claimant's application for an extension of time to serve his Particulars of Claim. There had been a history of delay and previous requests for extensions, including at a hearing ... read more

In the workplace, accidents can be quite frequent, and some can result in serious and minor injuries. It has been estimated that 270 million workplace injuries occur across the world each year. ... read more

by Richard Lodge ... read more

Fieldfisher dispute resolution experts Donna Goldsworthy, Fiona Campbell and Yin Yee Ng discuss the nature ... read more

Stewarts acted for DS, a practising lawyer in his fifties, in a clinical negligence claim regarding a delay in diagnosing and treating a spinal infection, which was  incorrectly diagnosed as lung ... read more