By: 13 January 2017

Countdown begins with just over two years left to resolve PPI claims

Claims management companies may have thought they can handle PPI claims on their own, but with an expected deluge of...

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By: 5 January 2017

Insurers at high risk of losing customers during claims process due to outdated tech, says DST Systems

DST Systems has said that insurance firms are at a high risk of losing customers during a claims process. The...

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By: 4 January 2017

Thompsons reports £13m profit loss with small claim reforms on the horizon

Pre-tax profits at Thompsons Solicitors have dropped from £16.2 million to £3.4 million in the 2015/16 year ending 30 April....

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By: 3 January 2017

Plans to curb right to claim for minor injuries will put further burden on the NHS, says Hudgell Solicitors

Hudgell Solicitors has warned the Government that its plans to curb the right to claim for minor injuries ignores the...

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By: 23 December 2016

More 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...

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By: 22 December 2016

Insurers “worthy of Scrooge himself” in attempting to block discount rate review for severely injured people says APIL

The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) has branded the insurance industry’s legal challenge of the Lord Chancellor’s decision to...

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By: 21 December 2016

Hoodwinking the Government over small claims reforms

Qamar Anwar takes aim at the Government’s proposed small claims reforms and says that it has had the wool pulled...

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By: 11 December 2016

Government to move Telephone Preference Service from Ofcom to the Information Commissioners Office in bid to further crackdown on nuisance callers

The Government is to transfer the ownership of the Telephone Preference Service (TPS) from Ofcom to the Information Commissioners Office...

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