New Civil Liability Rules Could Mean Under-18s Lose Compensation Rights
Government changes to the way victims of road traffic accidents (RTAs) are compensated will result in most injured children losing their legal rights to seek redress, [...]
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CS Healthcare Welcomes All Consumers, Not Just Public Sector Employees
One of the most archaic hangovers from the 1970s, when Britain was sharply delineated by class, has finally been put to bed. Once, members of civil service and white collar [...]
ARAG Re-Launches Motor Expenses Product for New Civil Liability Landscape
Leading legal expenses and emergency assistance provider ARAG has already relaunched its flagship motor policy to accommodate the changes being introduced next year through [...]
Regulatory: ACSO Urges Govt to Step Up Pace on Small/PI Claims Portal
ACSO, the newly formed trade association for the claims sector, has urged MPs on the powerful House of Commons Justice Select Committee to lobby the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) [...]
Legal: New Trade Association Launches, Representing PI Claimants
A new Trade association has been formed to represent business that look after customers in the civil justice system, when they make a claim for insurance, injury, negligence [...]
Insurance Regulation: CII Launches Riot Claims Guide
The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) New Generation Claims Group has launched a landmark guide for the compensation of claims in the event of a riot. The Riot Claims [...]
Clyde & Co Reaction to Civil Liability Reforms
Following the Civil Liability Bill receiving Royal Assent today, Mark Hemsted, a partner with international law firm Clyde & Co, said: “This is a very welcome [...]
Clyde & Co Respond to Civil Liability Bill
Following yesterday’s second reading of the Civil Liability Bill in the House of Commons, two partners from international law firm Clyde & Co have responded. Mark [...]