‘A Practical Guide to Costs in Personal Injury Cases’ by Matthew Hoe Now at just £49.99, this is the essential guide to the issues that frequently recur when dealing with costs in personal injury cases, and it addresses those issues without being weighed down by the more arcane and obscure […]
Just published – the first in a series of consumer law guides by Law Brief Publishing. Are you a new or expectant mum wondering how to navigate the realms of maternity leave and maternity pay? This book is a brief one-stop practical guide for new and expectant mums on Maternity […]
Modern clinical negligence litigation remains complex. It involves the detailed and accurate assessment of the case, an understanding of many different areas of medicine and clinical practice; the ability to marshal factual and expert evidence effectively; and to progress the case to trial or settlement efficiently if the clients’ needs, […]
The new edition of our best selling, essential guide to credit hire cases is now published, and available to order direct from our website. We have also published a free sample for you to read online here. This is the Fifth Edition of this best-selling book. It provides a comprehensive […]
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