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The Claimant, a professional viola player, employed in an orchestra at the Royal Opera House (ROH), claimed damages for hearing loss, namely acoustic ...
Qualified one-way costs shifting (QOCS) applies to personal injury claims commenced after 1 April 2013. It provides that a bona fide, losing claimant ...
The Claimant, aged 81, claimed provisional damages against each of the Defendants for alleged asbestos–related injury leading to the development of di ...
DAC Beachcroft secures 12 month custodial and 9 month suspended sentence for husband and wife fraudsters in £170,000.00 credit fraud hire claim.
Product recall principles set out in new Code The first government-backed Code of Practice for product recall in the UK has been launched by the new O ...
Summary The Parliamentary & Health Service Ombudsman investigates around 4,000 complaints a year (mainly relating to NHS services), with around 40 ...
DAC Beachcroft Partner, Jasminka O'Hora, discusses how Brexit could affect the Green Card, in the next video in our series of Brexit Briefs.
The proportion of claims handled by DAC Beachcroft Claims Limited involving allegations of negligence by beauticians, spas and leisure centres and bre ...
In the case of Razumas v Ministry of Justice 2018 EWHC 215 (QB), the Court considered how to deal with a Claimant who had positively pleaded a mislead ...
DAC Beachcroft Senior Associate, Andrew Morgan, discusses what the changes could be to the legal planning regime in the UK in a post-Brexit world, in ...
