The latest from the FCA; From today, new restrictions will apply to claims management companies (CMCs) to prevent them from charging excessive fees to consumers owed compensation from financial services firms. Under new Financial Conduct […]
The Ministry of Justice portal opens today and it is claimed by the government that drivers will get cheaper insurance as a result. That may be the case, although IPT may rise, individual drivers might […]
Straight talking from the Editor’s keyboard; The latest development in Ireland looks like concrete action might be taken at long last to stop the large settlements for minor injuries, which partly account for the high […]
The Insurance Fraud Bureau (IFB) in partnership with City of London Police’s Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department (IFED) and the Association of British Insurers (ABI) are warning the public to be alert to a potential rise […]
Commenting on the latest Compensation Recovery Unit figures, published today by the Government (DWP), Matthew Maxwell Scott, executive director of the Association of Consumer Support Organisations (ACSO) said: “The data goes yearly to the end […]
With the law surrounding road traffic accidents proposed to change in April 2020, those suffering whiplash or soft tissue damage should look to progress their claims before the compensation process changes and becomes more complicated, […]
The latest from the Editor’s keyboard, on the law of unintended consequences after the introduction of GDPR. The recent announcement by the Irish government that a proposed database of insurance claimants is shelved is another […]
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