By: 15 January 2017

“Scandalous” personal injury reforms will hit the vulnerable hardest, says Hodge Jones & Allen

The most vulnerable people in society will be hit the hardest by the Government’s "scandalous" proposed reforms to personal injury...

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By: 14 January 2017

MedCo appoints new executive chair and announces change in structure

The MedCo board has announced a change in structure with the appointment of Martin Heskins as executive chair. Heskins (pictured...

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By: 12 January 2017

Allow pre-medical offers for certain claims, says Lloyd’s Market Association

The Lloyd’s Market Association (LMA) has called on the Government to permit pre-medical offers in certain circumstances as it digests...

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By: 11 January 2017

Kennedys welcomes Government’s rolling programme of reform for autonomous cars

Kennedys has said that it welcomes the Government’s “measured” response to the Centre for Connected & Autonomous Vehicles consultation Pathway...

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By: 10 January 2017

FOIL backs motor insurance law review after ECJ Vnuk ruling

The Forum of Insurance Lawyers (FOIL) is backing UK and EU government moves to address the crippling implications for individuals...

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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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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: 4 January 2017

Injured people ‘victimised’ by Government’s ‘naïve’ proposed whiplash reforms

The Government's proposed whiplash reforms have been branded ‘naïve’ and ‘profoundly unfair’ by the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL)....

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