Don't call us, or we call the lawyers
Press Review 24 August 2001
Johnson defends employment tribunal charges
News Article 22 August 2001
Employment minister Alan Johnson has defended plans to charge workers who take their employers to an industrial tribunal, describing as "ludicrous" suggestions that the government was following a business-led agenda.
Doctors call for litigation law reform
News Article 6 August 2001
The Medical Defence Union is calling for legal reforms that could save the NHS nearly £150 million per year currently lost to the private health care sector.
Doctors payout £78 million in compensation
News Article 6 August 2001
The Medical Defence Union last year paid out £78 million in compensation amid signs that the soaring levels of NHS litigation may be levelling off.
NHS pays £1 billion private care bill for negligence
Press Review 6 August 2001
Net move is 'workers blacklist'
Press Review 2 August 2001
Morris attacks tribunal proposals
Press Review 31 July 2001
All-women shortlists hit by tribunal case
Press Review 24 July 2001
Part-time work claims settled out of court
Press Review 24 July 2001
Scots woman upsets all-women shortlist plan
News Article 24 July 2001
An on-going employment tribunal case in Scotland could delay the government's plans to introduce all-women shortlists for parliamentary selections.
Digby Jones, Director General of the Confederation of British Industry
Interview 20 July 2001
Question: You said that a world economic slowdown looms large over the British manufacturing and service sectors. What effect do you expect it to have?
Regulation failing says task force
Press Review 13 July 2001
Government woos small business with red tape promise
News Article 12 July 2001
The government has published plans to make Britain "the best place in the world" for small businesses by axing regulations that burden small firms.
Insurance industry faces 'ticking bomb' of litigation
Press Review 9 July 2001
Milburn to announce alternative to NHS litigation
Press Review 9 July 2001
