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Catherine Baksi

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Claimant personal injury: Pain points

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By Catherine Baksi
| The Law Society Gazette Verified
Injuries have risen, yet claims are down. Catherine Baksi considers a growing access-to-justice crisis for people harmed by the errors and negligence of others People harmed through the negligence of others have been demonised by politicians, media commentators and the insurance industry. Misinformation and misunderstanding have made personal injury victims ‘second-class citizens’, according to research by a not-for-profit campaign group.
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New faces, familiar demographic

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By Catherine Baksi
| The Law Society Gazette Verified
By the end of her third year in office, lady chief justice Baroness Carr will have superintended the departure of three of her most senior lieutenants – the equivalent of a prime minister losing their chancellor of the exchequer, home secretary and foreign secretary. Though, as the UK is about to acquire its sixth prime minister since 2019, the senior judiciary appears a more stable piece of our constitutional furniture than the government.
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Law centres: The Rescuers

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By Catherine Baksi
| The Law Society Gazette Verified
Following the abolition of legal aid for most civil cases, law centres had to change their operating models to survive. Catherine Baksi reports on the challenges centres face – and their resilience – at a time of unprecedented need Law centres help thousands of people struggling with legal problems that can verge on existential. Their support saves public money and reduces the poverty gap, but this is barely acknowledged in public policy.
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