An Introduction to Personal Injury Law
Boyle, David
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Add to basket“A very fine over-view of this important area ... explaining in lucid terms, to professional and lay clients alike, the relevant underlying principles and the practical nuts and bolts of personal injury law... a splendid vade mecum for those seeking a true introduction to this field.”
– Stewart J
“A comprehensive, easy to read, guide to personal injury claims with a wealth of information to assist even the most experienced practitioner.”
- Lesley Graham, Past President, CILEx
“Aided by the author’s nuggets of wisdom and practical experience ... this is a useful tool in every litigator’s armoury”~
– Gordon Exall, Barrister, Zenith Chambers, Leeds & Hardwicke Building, London, Author of Civil Litigation Brief blog
“In this impressive yet concise work, the author has successfully achieved the ambitious twin aims of clearly communicating practical knowledge drawn from specialist experience, and conveying to the reader a wider understanding of the broader issues and drivers of behaviour in personal injury disputes. Doing so with an accessible style and pragmatic approach is a real achievement. I have no doubt that this work will soon become an immensely valuable go-to resource for anyone needing to understand quickly the important issues in this complex field.”
- John Bates, Senior Tort Lecturer, Northumbria University
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