How will the general election affect personal injury reforms?
The upcoming 2024 general election in the UK will likely bring about key changes in personal injury law and the...
Read MoreThe interplay between mental health and insurance claims
Kate Prestidge, head of safeguarding and sensitive claims, Gallagher Bassett Speciality. There has been an increased focus in recent years...
Read MoreAutomated Vehicles Act: UK’s move towards safer roads
Self-driving vehicles are set to be operational on British roads by 2026 following the enactment of the Automated Vehicles (AV)...
Read MoreAPIL relaunches best practice guide on rehabilitation
An injured person’s recovery must be “the primary goal for all”, says APIL’s chief executive as the association relaunches its...
Read MoreRising travel insurance costs pose challenges for UK insurers
Simon Hoskin, director of travel/A&H, Gallagher Bassett. Travel insurance costs in the UK have been steadily rising, presenting challenges...
Read MoreFirst4InjuryClaims: proposals for road traffic accident claims rejected, but door remains ajar
Andrew Wild, head of legal practice at First4InjuryClaims. Myself and other stakeholders came together last year to discuss our...
Read MoreLeveraging technology for proactive fraud prevention
Carla McDonald, director, product management, claims, U.K. and Ireland, LexisNexis® Risk Solutions, insurance. Trends in claims fraud The Association...
Read MoreCILEX criticises whiplash compensation as “derisory and unfair”
Whiplash compensation awarded for pain, suffering and loss of amenity (PSLA) is “derisory and unfair” and fails to fully compensate claimants,...
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