High Court hears home insurance claim over 2014 storm and subsidence damage
Private parking code laid with £100 charge cap and new appeal rights for drivers
High Court rules on insurer’s claim to recover road accident settlement sumsWednesday 9 September 2026
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Injury Claims · Judgment
High Court finds brain injury claimant lacks capacity to run his own claim
A High Court judge has held that a man with a traumatic brain injury from an M6 collision lacks litigation capacity, and must keep a litigation friend, despite his strong objection.
Friday 4 September 2026
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Injury Claims · Judgment
High Court hears damages claim over child’s brain injury after admitted hospital negligence
The High Court has handed down judgment in a damages claim against Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust, after the Trust admitted negligence and causation, with future care, accommodation and lost years of income in…
Thursday 3 September 2026
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Injury Claims · Report
Ministry of Justice publishes civil court statistics for April to June 2026
The Ministry of Justice has published statistics on county court and High Court civil and judicial review cases in England and Wales for April to June 2026, including claim volumes and timeliness.
Thursday 27 August 2026
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Injury Claims · Judgment
Court of Appeal dismisses data protection appeal over solicitors’ use of claimant data
The Court of Appeal on 27 August 2026 dismissed an appeal by three road accident claimants who said defendant solicitors breached data protection law by using their details to allege fundamental dishonesty in other…
Wednesday 19 August 2026
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Injury Claims · Judgment
Child abuse claim against Scout Association not time-barred, High Court rules
The High Court has held that a damages claim against the Scout Association over sexual abuse by an assistant Cub Scout leader in the 1960s was not barred by limitation, after a new law…
Tuesday 18 August 2026
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Injury Claims · Judgment
Court of Appeal: authority that builds a cycle track owes a duty over foreseeable design dangers
The Court of Appeal has restated that a highway authority which creates a feature on the road owes road users a duty of care over reasonably foreseeable design dangers, and that the real question…
Monday 10 August 2026
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Injury Claims · Judgment
High Court finds van driver negligent in A30 smoke collision, sets injured driver’s share at 30%
The High Court held a van driver negligent for hitting an injured driver's open car door in thick smoke, and assessed her contributory negligence at 30% in a preliminary ruling on liability.