Government confirms that it will, after all, consult on further whiplash and small claims reform
Rumours that the Government is set to consult on both the removal, or capping, of damages of damages for whiplash...
Read MoreSRA finds issues with NIHL claims and quality of medical reports in personal injury market
The Solicitors Regulation Authority has found major concerns with noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) claims and the quality of medical reports...
Read MoreGovernment launches consultation on scheme to speed up claims for birth injuries on the NHS
The Government has launched a consultation on proposals for a Rapid Resolution and Redress (RRR) scheme for NHS birth injury...
Read MoreClaims against NHS have risen threefold since 2008
It has emerged that the NHS Litigation Authority (NHSLA) paid out more than £1.4bn in medical negligence claims last year...
Read MorePublic don’t trust insurers to pass on car insurance savings if small claims reforms go through
77% of the public do not believe insurance companies will hand customers any savings made from proposed government reforms to...
Read MoreFraudster sentenced to eight months in prison for contempt of court following bogus passenger injury claim
Horwich Farrelly has secured the first contempt of court ruling for Zurich and the City of Cardiff Council which has...
Read MoreFOIL welcomes “strong message” sent to fraudulent claimants in Zurich case at the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has ruled that a claim which is fraudulently exaggerated can be reopened if new evidence of fraud...
Read MoreMIB calls for consistent application of law for damages in foreign motor accident claims involving uninsured drivers
The Motor Insurers' Bureau (MIB) is to urge the Supreme Court that damages for an accident caused by an uninsured...
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