Insurance Regulation News: ABI Responds to SRA Consultation
The Association of British Insurers has submitted its response to the Solicitors Regulation Authority’s consultation ‘Protecting the users of legal services: balancing [...]
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Survey Says Landlords Get Better Returns By Renting to Families
A new survey suggests that landlords can benefit by renting to families, as the data reveals that homes rented to them take up the least amount of property management time [...]
RAC Reacts to Scottish Pavement Parking Ban
The Scottish Government has published the Transport Bill outlining a range of proposals to address issues including air quality and roadworks. One key proposal will involve [...]
EU Allowing Consumers to Take Collective Legal Action Could Be Costly
The EU Commission has announced that it intends to grant consumers the right to form collective group actions across the European Union. The proposals are quite far-reaching [...]
Uber Self-Driving Car Accident Will Force a Re-Think, Says Clyde & Co
Responding to the news that an Uber self-driving vehicle has been involved in a collision which is reported to have led to the death of a pedestrian in Arizona, Nigel Brook, [...]
Minster Law Criticises Civil Liability Bill, Scope is Too Wide
We’re always even-handed here at Insurance Edge, so here’s a response from Minster Law on the subject of the Civil Liability Bill. If you have a comment on the [...]
1978 MoT Exemption – Good Idea, or Problems for Classic Insurance Sector?
`the 1960 rule accounts for 197,000 cars on UK roads. The new rules would exempt a further 293,000' [...]