By: 13 June 2016

Driverless cars could herald big insurance bill

Green light for driverless cars welcome but holds hidden risk, says Claims.co.uk The announcement of legislative support in the Queen’s...

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By: 27 May 2016

Call to remove general damages for whiplash is based on simplistic and flawed data

The Government's forthcoming consultation on removing the right of individuals to claim general damages for minor whiplash injuries is based...

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By: 25 May 2016

New telematics technology to save rental fleets £5m insurance bill

An overhaul of the use of technology and telematics in the rental sector could see savings of £5 million annually...

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By: 28 April 2016

Brits believe that whiplash fraud is as bad as drink-driving, says Aviva

Brits believe that falsifying injuries on a motor insurance claim is as unacceptable as drink-driving according to new research published...

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By: 19 April 2016

Government has swallowed distorted figures on whiplash fraud, says APIL

The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) has accused the Government of swallowing distorted figures on fraud in motor insurance...

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By: 23 March 2016

Telematics and a changing world

Developments in telematics are set to transform the 2016 global claims market, says Pravar Gautam UK car accident claims recently...

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By: 7 January 2016

Collisions scare Brits off driverless cars

Collisions involving driverless cars have caused two thirds of drivers in the UK wary of autonomous cars, according to new...

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By: 25 November 2015

Osborne raises small claims limit to £5,000 and scraps general damages for minor soft tissue injuries

George Osborne has said that the Government will remove the right to general damages for minor soft tissue injury claims...

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