In this episode of the podcast, Toby and Paul are joined by Eleanor Sturgess from Weightmans motor fraud team to discuss the investigation of claims from litigants in person and from claimants who are said to work in a trustworthy profession.

In this festive episode of the podcast Toby and Paul are joined by Weightmans Head of Fraud Mike Brown to discuss the spectre of fraud past, present and future.

In our latest episode of Let’s Talk Motor series Associate, Dev Devadason, and ESG manager Abhay Srivastava, have a highly charged discussion of the Environmental, Social and Governance implications for insurers of increased uptake of electric vehicles and issues they need to consider.

In this pilot episode of the Morse & Holmes Podcast, Toby Morse (Intelligence Manager) and Paul Holmes (Senior Intelligence Handler) discuss the current trends in relation to motor claims fraud and how they share some of the traits of their fictional namesakes!

In this latest podcast Legal Director, Stewart Duffy, and Technical Director, Sachin Bhatt, discuss the legal and security issues behind the Guardian’s recent eye-catching article on personal data gathering by cars.

In our latest episode of the ‘Let’s Talk Motor’ podcast series, Partner, Paul Ryman-Tubb and Partner, Emerson Wallwork look at the evolution and where we are in relation to automated vehicles.

In our second podcast of the ‘Let’s talk Motor’ series, Principal Associates Glyn Thompson and Rachel Houghton look at what the reforms were intended to achieve and discuss whether they met their objectives.

In our first podcast of the ‘Let’s talk Motor’ series, Principal Associate Philip Nicholas talks with Chris Hallett, Director of Technical Claims from First Central Insurance about the Highway Code Changes of 2022 one year on. They provide a refresher on those rule changes, and discuss whether there have been any changes in claim numbers, the types of claims, and road user behaviours.

Richard Burrows, Graham Dean and Peter Ward discuss the recent press coverage of firefighters who had attended the Grenfell Tower tragedy and who have now developed terminal cancer. They consider how this cancer could possibly have been caused by the firefighters’ own personal protective equipment, and how looking back on historical disasters such as 9/11 may give an indication as to what the future may hold for personal injury litigation trends arising from the events of 2017.

Keith Jones, Disease and Local Government Partner is joined by Principal Associates Rachael Fawcett and Matthew Lake to discuss implications for landlords in the rented housing sector following the findings of the recent inquest in relation to Awaab Ishak and subsequent media interest.

Our insurance lawyers, Amy Nesbitt and Basiru Terry, provide an overview of recent legal developments and their take on future trends against the backdrop of climate change, a looming recession and further guidance from the Court concerning the operation of business interruption policies.

In our latest episode of ‘Law behind the headlines’ Partner, Andrew Clarke and Principal Associate, Rachael Fawcett, discuss how Japanese Knotweed is increasingly making sensationalist headlines in the mainstream media. This podcast looks at the nature of Japanese Knotweed itself, how it can result in claims, the legal principles involved and the value and assessment of such claims.

Our employment experts Ian pace and Rebecca Cairney discuss the recent issues at Twitter as Grant Schapps, Business Secretary, writes to remind them to comply with UK law. We take a look at what the UK Law says, what the concerns are and what is next for Twitter.

With a claimant firm now primed and ready to help individuals in the UK bring claims for injuries arising from the contamination of Johnson & Johnson’s talc products, Richard Burrows and Keith Jones look at the history of talc litigation in the US, and how this might translate to claims closer to home.

In our latest episode of 'Law behind the headlines' podcasts, Principal Associate Richard Burrows and Partner Keith Jones discuss the potential risks posed by the use of nitrites and nitrates in food, what steps are being taken in France to combat the same and the potential for future litigation arising from ingestion of chemicals in food.

In our latest episode of 'Law behind the headlines' podcasts, Associate Emma Cartwright and Partner Peter Wake host a part two podcast covering the infamous Wagatha Christie litigation and consider the outcome of the case and consider which of the litigation lessons analysed in episode one featured in the final reckoning and why.

In our latest episode of 'Law behind the headlines' podcasts, Associate Emma Cartwright and Partner Peter Wake take a deeper dive into the defamation claim brought by Rebekah Vardy against Coleen Rooney, the trial of which took place over seven days in May this year and with the judgment eagerly awaited by legal and celebrity commentators alike.

In our latest episode of 'Law behind the headlines' podcasts, Legal Director, Peter Ward and Principal Associate, Richard Burrows discuss PFAS; what they are, where they are found, whether they can be avoided and how they will likely affect the UK claims market in the future.

In the first of a series of our 'Law behind the headlines' podcasts, Richard Burrows, Principal Associate and Peter Ward, Legal Director discuss the recent high-profile disturbances of asbestos in public buildings, and how schools and NHS buildings in the UK could be the setting of a vast number of asbestos-related injury claims in the future.

2021 saw the pandemic’s influence across many areas; from declining workplace accidents, a reduction in both new casualty claim notifications and litigation, yet a corresponding rise in new cases of workplace stress, anxiety and depression. Partners Graham Dean and Jim Byard provide a round up of the key developments which have impacted Casualty and Occupational Disease claims in 2021 and also look at what is ahead for this year and beyond.