Government set to unveil dual insurance cover for driverless vehicles
The Government is set to introduce dual insurance cover for driverless vehicle owners in order to avoid confusion over whether...
Read MoreJustice Committee questions thinking behind MoJ whiplash proposals
The Justice Select Committee has questioned the rationale behind the Ministry of Justice’s (MoJ) proposed whiplash claim reforms. In an...
Read MoreAPIL accuses ABI of “sickening” blame game tactics as motor insurance premiums hit highest ever recorded levels
Neil Sugarman, the President of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL), has accused the Association of British Insurers (ABI)...
Read More“Scandalous” personal injury reforms will hit the vulnerable hardest, says Hodge Jones & Allen
The most vulnerable people in society will be hit the hardest by the Government’s "scandalous" proposed reforms to personal injury...
Read MoreMore than half of claimant firms will be forced to shut down if small claims reforms go through, says First4Lawyers
A snap survey conducted by First4Lawyers has found that more than half of claimant firms will be forced to shut...
Read MoreMake the Rehabilitation Code compulsory to avoid taking risks with the recovery of injured claimants, says Hudgell Solicitors
The Ministry of Justice could achieve reform of the way rehabilitation is provided to injured people without causing any unintended...
Read MoreAccess to Justice group hails “historic junction” as reports emerge that the Government will drop further personal injury reforms
The Access to Justice group has hailed news that the Government is set to ditch George Osborne’s plans to further...
Read MoreDebunking Whiplash: Which nation has the weakest necks in Europe?
In a move intended to reduce fraudulent claims and cut the £2 billion cost of whiplash, recent insurance reforms in...
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