By: 19 May 2017

Ageas to roll out artificial intelligence in motor claims handling

Ageas is set to be the first UK insurer to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) when handling motor claims. Working in...

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By: 18 May 2017

Horwich Farrelly secures sixth fundamental dishonesty finding under section 57 of the Criminal Justice & Courts Act

Horwich Farrelly has secured its sixth fundamental dishonesty finding under section 57 of the Criminal Justice & Courts Act (CJCA)...

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By: 10 May 2017

Insurers should not be allowed to shirk their responsibilities by pushing for more favourable discount rate, says APIL

The Government must not allow the insurance industry to shirk its responsibility to fully compensate severely injured people by trying...

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By: 3 May 2017

Weightmans says that Thompsons has used its analysis of MoJ data selectively to argue against soft tissue injury claims reform

Defendant law firm Weightmans has said that its claimant rival Thompsons has cherry picked from its analysis of official MoJ...

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By: 29 April 2017

Consumer telematics: Ushering in an era of seamless vehicle connectivity solutions

Talk of the stagnation of telematics does not reflect reality, says Mufassira Fathima. Insurers are pushing ahead with the technology...

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By: 20 April 2017

Prison and Courts Bill will not be pushed through before the General Election

The Prison and Courts Bill will not be pushed through Parliament before it is dissolved next month in preparation for...

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By: 20 April 2017

The clock is ticking on PPI claims

CMCs that want to help as many consumers as possible to pursue claims for mis-sold financial protection have little time...

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By: 17 April 2017

British Cycling teams up with other road user groups to call for cyclists to be excluded from soft tissue injury PI reforms

British Cycling, along with a coalition of other road user groups, is calling for cyclists to be excluded from government...

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