News today in the mainstream media is that self driving cars will appear on UK roads later this year. It’s baloney of course. Apart from the tabloid newspapers, even the BBC has run with the […]
The number of motor insurance claims settled by insurers in 2020 fell by 19% according to figures published earlier today by the ABI (Association of British Insurers). This unsurprising fall reflected the Covid lockdowns during […]
Any changes to business assets disposal relief (entrepreneurs tax relief) in the March Budget will accelerate the number of brokers selling up and leaving the profession, according to Paul Trail, managing director of Close Brothers […]
The UK government is pressing on with the roll-out of Smart Motorways, despite a steady death toll caused by the abolition of the hard shoulder. A large section of the M6 in the NW of […]
Some feedback on the latest installment of the MoJ Portal saga; ACSO Commenting on the publication of the civil procedure rules for the Official Injury Claim (OIC) portal yesterday 25.02.21), Matthew Maxwell Scott, executive director […]
This latest guidance from the UK government makes interesting reading – plus comment is invited on the shaping of new digital ID legislation. It has become increasingly important in this digital age to be able […]
The UK Supreme Court has today delivered its verdict on the appeals heard in the business interruption insurance test case. The appeals were brought by the FCA, Hiscox Action Group and six of the eight […]
The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) is calling for the immediate ratification by UK Parliament of the draft UK-EU Trade and Cooperation agreement (TCA), to ensure all automotive companies benefit from continued tariff-free […]
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