By: 22 October 2016

Horwich Farrelly appoints Martin McKenna as partner

Horwich Farrelly has appointed Martin McKenna, an expert in complex and high value personal injury claims in liability and motor, as...

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By: 19 October 2016

Kennedys welcomes five-strong claims team from Hill Dickinson

Kennedys has appointed a five-lawyer team from Hill Dickinson which handles pre-litigation and litigated motor and casualty claims for insurers, transport...

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By: 14 October 2016

Time for Government to investigate the real reasons for rising premiums, says APIL President

Neil Sugarman, the President of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL), has said that the Government should now find...

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By: 13 October 2016

Access to Justice group hails “historic junction” as reports emerge that the Government will drop further personal injury reforms

The Access to Justice group has hailed news that the Government is set to ditch George Osborne’s plans to further...

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By: 11 October 2016

Horwich Farrelly helps catch fraudulent personal injury claimant who wasn’t even in his car at time of alleged accident

Evidence gathered by Horwich Farrelly, has lead to a Southampton man’s personal injury claim has been kicked out of court...

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By: 9 October 2016

Majority of drivers do not understand how a no-claims bonus works and could be wasting money as a result, says Swinton

Swinton has found that the majority of British drivers do not understand the difference between no-claims bonuses work and no-claims...

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By: 3 October 2016

ATE shrinkage sees DAS report profit loss for 2015

DAS, the legal expenses insurance provider, has revealed that it made a £5.7 million after tax loss in 2015. After...

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By: 30 September 2016

Brightside Group partners Lorega on new commercial loss recovery and claims expert service for SME clients

  Lorega, the UK MGA and assistance specialist, has been appointed to provide commercial loss recovery insurance and expert loss...

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