Poor technology, trial delays and insufficient training are hampering efforts to make cross-examination less distressing for vulnerable and intimidated witnesses (VIWs) and achieve best evidence in criminal trials, ... read more

Doyle Clayton client, Rachael Wright-Turner, has been awarded £4.6m in damages, by an Employment Tribunal, after suing her former employer, the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, for disability discrimination. ... read more

Paul Philip – Chief Executive of the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) – will be speaking at the Bond Solon Expert Witness Conference on Friday 8 November 2024. ... read more

The Grenfell Tower Memorial Commission and the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) have  today launched the process to select the team that will design the future memorial on the site of Grenfell Tower. ... read more

by Alessandra Paduano ... read more

A party who has been successful in a Scottish personal injury action has, until recently, generally been entitled to recover expenses (costs) from their unsuccessful opponent on the basis that expenses follow ... read more

by Frances Coulson, Partner, Head of Insolvency & Restructuring and Richard Saunders Barrister - Non-practicing, Insolvency & Restructuring - ... read more

By Ian Ross ... read more

by Paul Patterson – 16 February 2024 ... read more

Do Nurses and Midwives have Adequate Knowledge and Understanding of Medical Negligence and the Medico-legal Process? ... read more