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National Accident Helpline welcomes the Government’s cold calling ban on claims management companies
We welcome the Government’s plan to ban claims management companies from cold calling. As the founder of both the Ethical Marketing Charter and Stop Nuisance Read moreFuture Legal Mind 2017 winner reflects on her work experience
Our most recent Future Legal Mind winner completed her work placement at NewLaw, one of the prizes awarded to her for winning our annual award.
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Future Legal Mind Award 2018 Launches
The 4th Future Legal Mind Award opens for entries this week, offering UK law undergraduates the chance to win £5,000 and a valuable work placement.
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National Accident Helpline launches re-brand campaign
Today National Accident Helpline launch their re-brand campaign – ‘When it’s wrong, make it right.’ Developed by The Corner London, the new campaign shows – Read moreHow to explore outdoors safely with kids
Our recent survey of 2,000 UK parents in the UK revealed that, while 86% of parents would like their kids to play outside more often, over half Read moreUniversity of Law student wins Future Legal Mind award
A student from the University of Law has been named ‘Future Legal Mind 2017’, winning £5,000 and a placement at law firm Simpson Millar. Hana Read moreBrits welcome increase in penalties for using a mobile while driving
New legislation doubling penalties for using a mobile phone while driving, due to come into force on March 1, will be welcomed by people in Read moreNational Accident Helpline leads industry calls for cold calling ban
More than 70 organisations, including leading law and marketing firms, are calling on the Government to stop nuisance calls by introducing a blanket ban on
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Future Legal Mind 2017 Launches
The national award for law students, Future Legal Mind 2017, has launched in association with legal publication Lawyer 2B with a top prize of £5,000.
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Accident Awareness Week 2016
The everyday tech dangers driving Brits to distraction Almost half of Brits (46%) have put themselves in danger because they’ve been distracted whilst walking or Read more
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