By: 4 May 2018

Turn down that racket: House of Lords on the Civil Liability Bill

With April 2019 outlined as the government’s aim for bringing the Civil Liability Bill into force, little time remains to...

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By: 29 April 2018

Fitch: Blockchain could be a game changer

Blockchain could be a game-changing technology for the insurance industry over the long term, with the potential to offer significant...

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By: 21 March 2018

Clyde & Co: The truth about fundamental dishonesty

As insurers get to grips with the implications of Section 57’s definition of fundamental dishonesty, Clyde & Co’s Damian Rourke...

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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: 21 June 2017

Queen’s speech: PI reforms to go ahead

The new Government has confirmed that it will press ahead with reform to low value personal injury (PI) cases. Theresa...

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By: 20 April 2017

Prison and Courts Bill will not be pushed through before the General Election

The Prison and Courts Bill will not be pushed through Parliament before it is dissolved next month in preparation for...

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By: 17 April 2017

British Cycling teams up with other road user groups to call for cyclists to be excluded from soft tissue injury PI reforms

British Cycling, along with a coalition of other road user groups, is calling for cyclists to be excluded from government...

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By: 3 April 2017

Small EL and PL personal injury claim values have risen by up to 12% since 2015

Insurance pay-outs for small employers’ and public liability (EL/PL) personal injury claims have increased significantly in the past two years,...

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