Personal Injury Law: Liability, Compensation, Procedure
£152.00
Each of the 64 chapters begins with a concise account of the main points of law followed by the relevant source material, annotated with case references and finer details
The book also includes:
DT All relevant statutory texts
DT Relevant parts of the key Health and Safety Regulations
DT Full text of the 2004 JSB Guidelines
DT Extracts from the Ogden Tables
DT The CICA scheme and MIB agreements
DT Legal and medical glossaries
DT Anatomical illustrations
Whether concerned mainly with claimants or defendants, users of this book can rely on it as a sure guide in the complex area of personal injury law and practice.
A companion website dedicated to developments in this area of the law, will keep the book up-to-date. This can be found at the following location: http://www.oup.com/uk/law/practitioner/cws
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Additional information
| Publisher | 2nd edition (10 Mar. 2005), OUP Oxford |
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| Language | English |
| Paperback | 910 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 0199275718 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-0199275717 |
| Dimensions | 24.64 x 5.08 x 17.02 cm |
by James Smith
Well written and easy to understand for those new to the various types of claim covered. Contains all one needs to know for routine cases and sufficent referencing to enable any external case law and the like to be found easily. Awaiting the new edition.
by Ms. L. Gould
This certainly is an excellent book in terms of covering the whole sphere of personal injury law and the medical elements surrounding it, and it is very easy to read. However, some of the information and case comments are a little too brief. Also, as with many personal injury books it would almost seem better not to bother putting a section in about clinical negligence as the chapter is so brief on this area. Overall though, a very good book, if a little expensive.