Public don’t trust insurers to pass on car insurance savings if small claims reforms go through
77% of the public do not believe insurance companies will hand customers any savings made from proposed government reforms to...
Read MoreDebunking Whiplash: Which nation has the weakest necks in Europe?
In a move intended to reduce fraudulent claims and cut the £2 billion cost of whiplash, recent insurance reforms in...
Read MoreMastercard faces potential £14bn claim for anti-competitive card fees
Former financial ombudsman Walter Merricks is leading a £14 billion claim against Mastercard for having charged anti-competitive card fees. According...
Read MoreNew approaches to financing insolvency litigation
Maurice Power, managing director at Ferguson Litigation Funding, examines how with the end of the Jackson carve-out, insolvency practitioners have...
Read MoreNHS faces compensation time bomb says Medical Defence Union
The NHS faces a compensation time bomb and urgent reform is needed to make compensation levels affordable for taxpayers, according...
Read MoreCouncils cannot take into account personal injury claims when assessing care contributions, says Local Government Ombudsman
The Local Government Ombudsman (LGO) has ruled that capital from personal injury claims cannot be taken into account when assessing...
Read MoreFundamental dishonesty: a claimant solicitor’s perspective
After Newcastle-based Winn Solicitors struck a significant blow against defendant insurers seeking to make allegations of fundamental dishonesty, legal director...
Read MoreClaims Management Regulation Unit raids two CMC offices
The Claims Management Regulation Unit (CMRU) has raided the offices of two claims firms suspected of making thousands of nuisance...
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