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Fast Track Personal Injury Claims
The CPR meant a total overhaul of claims under u15,000. Practitioners have to be familiar with procedure or have access to succinct appropriate information to ensure minimum costs are wasted. This slim volume is designed as a pocket guide to the rules for fast track actions in PI. No PI practitioner should be without it. Designed for the solicitor or barrister for whom the fast track will comprise the majority of the work that they handle, Matthew Chapman's book should prove a cost effective solution to the need for a desk-top work that will pay for itself time and time again."
80 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1999
About the author
Matthew Chapman
28 books5 followersMatthew Chapman lives and works as a barrister in London. His principal areas of practice comprise personal injury and claims with a private international law element. He is the author of Fraudulent Claims: Deceit, Insurance and Practice (2007) and The Fast Track and Personal Injury Claims (1999), and has contributed numerous articles to a range of journals and periodicals.
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