News & Events

Dolmans is recognised as the only Tier 1 law firm in Wales in the category of Personal Injury: Defendant in the Legal 500 rankings for 2024.

This edition reports on a matter where we were successful in securing a discontinuance in relation to a claim involving an alleged highway defect, together with various case updates.

This edition reports on a matter where proceedings were issued against the wrong Defendant through mistaken identity, together with various case updates.

This edition includes various case summaries covering fundamental dishonesty, disclosure in credit hire claims, medical agency fees and disputing jurisdiction.

This edition reports on factual causation and other issues in highway tripping matters, together with various case updates.

This edition reports on a Defendant Authority’s duty when Algae is on the highway, together with various case updates.

The latest edition of our motoring news bulletin.

This edition reports on the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn the COA where a Defendant Local Authority was responsible for residual diminution in value of the Claimant’s land following treatment of Japanese knotweed, together with various case updates.

This edition reports on Highways matters and the Small Claims Track, together with various case updates.

This edition reports on a case which resulted in a finding of fundamental dishonesty on the basis of inconsistent medical entries, together with various case updates.

This edition reports on the law and issues for Defendant local authorities when defending highways utilities claims, together with various case updates.

This edition reports on the call for evidence launched by the Ministry of Justice in relation to the second review of the Personal Injury Discount Rate, together with various case updates.

This edition reports on a successful defence to a claim involving a cyclist, focuses on the new guideline hourly rates, together with various case updates.

This edition reports on a successful defence of a Highways Act claim relating to a kerb upstand involving measurement controversy and dangerousness, together with various case updates.

This edition includes various case summaries covering fundamental dishonesty, third party costs order in credit hire and a failed application for summary judgment.

This edition reports on a successful defence involving a loose manhole cover, which gave rise to the review of the Defendant Local Authority’s adequacy of a reactive system and its duty under the Occupiers’ Liability Act 1957, together with various case updates.

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