Personal injury is a costs war fought over liability. Fixed recoverable costs have spread across the fast track and into the intermediate track, QOCS no longer works the way it did before the 2023 amendments, and a Part 36 offer still decides more outcomes than most trials. Meanwhile the Limitation Act has been restructured, mixed injury valuation has been settled by the Supreme Court, and fundamental dishonesty has become a routine pleading rather than a last resort.
This bundle is a full year of personal injury CPD in one purchase. Fifteen courses covering the money and the machinery first: fixed recoverable costs, QOCS including Tomlin orders and costs offsetting, Part 36, service of the claim form, and limitation including the 2026 amendments. Then the liability topics that actually decide cases, across highway claims under sections 41 and 58, pedestrian claims, sporting injuries, employer liability and stress at work valuation against the Vento bands.
It closes with the two areas where the money is largest and the law is hardest. Fraudulent claims and fundamental dishonesty, and clinical negligence from Bolam and Bolitho through Montgomery and informed consent to the 2026 case law on consent, causation and dishonesty. Nine of the fifteen are delivered by Nicky Carter, who has spent a long career in personal injury and mostly on the claimant side.
Courses Included
- Fixed Recoverable Costs in Personal Injury: Extension and Implementation
- QOCS After the 2023 Amendments: Settlement, Tomlin Orders and Costs Offsetting
- Part 36: A Guide for 2025
- Service of the Claim Form: Problems and Solutions Explained
- Limitation Periods in Personal Injury: Date of Knowledge, Section 33 and the 2026 Limitation Act Amendments
- Fraudulent Claims: A Personal Injury Law Update
- Mixed Injury Claims After Hassam v Rabot
- Winning Highway Claims 2026: Section 41, Section 58 and the Evidence That Wins
- Winning Pedestrian Injury Claims: Evidence and Case Law
- Sporting Injuries in Personal Injury