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• Solicitor urges victims of faulty vehicles to seek advice
  Following the recent announcement from Toyota that it was recalling eight of its models on suspicion of faulty accelerator pedals, leading personal injury law firm, Moore Blatch Resolve, is advising anyone who has suffered physically, emotionally or financially as a consequence of a defective vehicle to contact an experienced solicitor.
• Myclaim Market Update February 2010
  LORD JUSTICE JACKSON PROPOSES RADICAL CHANGES The recent report by Lord Justice Rupert Jackson concerning the costs of civil litigation has produced a lot of comment, both positive and negative. The report is over five hundred pages long and some of the recommendations, if implemented, would certainly bring about radical changes to the way civil litigation, including personal injury claims, would be sourced and progressed.
• December 2009 Case Law Reports
  Andrew Howe v (1) Wayne Houlton (2) Marshall Barry Ltd (3) Norwich Union Insurance Ltd The Claimant claimed damages for a road traffic accident during which he was stood behind the open door of his car when the Defendant, driving an articulated lorry, had collided with him. The Claimant claimed the accident had been caused by the negligent driving of the Defendant. The Defendant however, claimed that the accident had been caused or contributed to by the Claimant parking within the controlled area of a pedestrian crossing, namely on zig-zag lines by the crossing.. It was held that the Defendant’s vehicle was probably approximately 36 metres away from the impact point when the Claimant had opened his door. The Defendant was found negligent for failing to see and avoid the open car door and the Claimant causing injury. The Claimant’s parking, although illegal in it’s position, would not have made any material difference to the accident.