By: 11 November 2015

Rising cost of claims is driving push towards telematics, says RAC

The rising cost of claims is pushing new and young drivers towards telematics-based insurance policies, according to the RAC’s insurance...

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By: 25 August 2015

At least 27,688 uninsured cars have been seized in 2015, says Churchill

27,688 uninsured cars have been seized by UK police forces, according to analysis carried out by Churchill Car Insurance. The...

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By: 14 July 2015

The Uninsured Drivers Agreement 2015: A shocking conflict of interest

The authors of the Uninsured Drivers Agreement 2015 have failed to undertake a comprehensive comparative law review to ensure that it...

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By: 11 February 2015

Abuse of corporate insurance policies is on the rise, says APU

Drivers are routinely abusing corporate insurance policies by incorrectly accepting responsibility for accidents, because they wrongly think their personal No...

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By: 19 January 2015

Actuaries find a 65% reduction on whiplash claim legal costs

The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) has released data revealing a 65% reduction in legal costs for third party...

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By: 10 September 2014

Government’s latest medical reporting plans called into question

The Government's plans to reform the delivery of medical evidence in relation to whiplash claims has come under attack for...

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By: 3 July 2014

Transport Select Committee report is a sensible blueprint for tackling fraud, says MASS

The Motor Accident Solicitors Society (MASS) has described the latest Transport Select Committee report on fraud as a "sensible blueprint...

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By: 17 June 2014

Claims industry welcomes Government inducement ban

The Government's decision to ban lawyers from offering inducements to potential claimants has been welcomed by large parts of the...

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