APIL research blasts unfair, unsound, and unpopular whiplash reforms
Public opinion is not supportive of the whiplash reforms, fresh polling commissioned by APIL reveals. “Only a tiny fraction of...
Read MoreMinster Law calls for focus on customer outcomes in response to HM Treasury’s Whiplash Savings report
Minster Law has responded to the publication of HM Treasury’s Whiplash Savings report, highlighting the significant changes in the claims...
Read MoreLord Chancellor announces outcome of whiplash tariff review; critics say it’s not enough
Government raises whiplash compensation tariffs by 15%, sparking criticism from personal injury lawyers who say it fails inflation benchmarks. Shabana...
Read MoreCILEX criticises whiplash compensation as “derisory and unfair”
Whiplash compensation awarded for pain, suffering and loss of amenity (PSLA) is “derisory and unfair” and fails to fully compensate claimants,...
Read MoreMoJ consultation to review whiplash tariff
The UK government has launched a crucial evaluation process for the whiplash tariff system. The Civil Liability Act 2018...
Read More50% of legal firms wave goodbye to whiplash work, study finds
Research by First4Lawyers has revealed that many law firms are deciding not to deal with lower-value road traffic accident claims...
Read MoreJustice Committee launches whiplash reform inquiry
An inquiry into how whiplash injuries resulting from traffic accidents are processed following the 2021 reforms has been launched. The parliamentary...
Read MoreAPIL and MASS intervene in whiplash ‘mixed injuries’ test cases
The Court of Appeal has permitted the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) and the Motor Accident Solicitors Society (MASS) to intervene...
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