By: 24 April 2018

Civil Liability Bill up for debate as motor claims fall

The Civil Liability Bill will receive its second reading in the House of Lords today, as the Compensation Recovery Unit...

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By: 20 March 2018

Civil Liability Bill draws claimants’ ire

The Civil Liability Bill has attracted widespread condemnation from several claimant groups and law firms. Announced earlier today, the Civil...

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By: 29 November 2017

Slater and Gordon backs Access to Justice

Personal injury law firm Slater and Gordon Lawyers has renewed its support for the campaigning group, Access to Justice (A2J)....

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By: 27 July 2017

What the whiplash proposals really mean for insurers

David Johnson on dealing with litigants in person, whiplash fraud and a potentially shrinking claimant legal services market In the...

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By: 30 April 2017

Government has no evidential justification on which to progress with PI reforms, says Thompsons

Thompsons Solicitors has said that new data analysed by defendant firm Weightmans has shown that the Government has no evidential...

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By: 26 April 2017

AA says that drivers will “despair” at Prisons and Courts Bill postponement

Drivers will “despair” that the “whiplash gravy train” has been given “the green light to carry on”, due to the...

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By: 2 April 2017

Private prosecution by APU saves insurer £30,000 and jails conman after crashing fake Ferrari

A motor fraudster has been sentenced to 18 months in prison at Snaresbrook Crown Court after having admitted to crashing...

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By: 9 January 2017

Government must make exceptions for vulnerable users such as motorcyclists in crackdown on fraudulent small claims says Fletchers Solcitiors

Fletchers Solicitors has said that the Government’s latest crackdown on fraudulent small claims must make exceptions for vulnerable road users,...

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