The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has issued updated guidance to help insurers treat people with criminal convictions fairly and in compliance with the law. The Guide sets out high-level standards of how insurers should […]
Matthew Maxwell Scott, executive director of ACSO, has criticised the ABI after the trade body issued its latest premium tracker today (29 July). He said: “The ABI’s inconsistency on personal injury is breathtaking. Today, Mark […]
In this Opinion piece, Malcolm Henké, Partner & Head of Large & Complex Injury Group at Horwich Farrelly takes a look at the potential legal scenarios following Brexit, and offers timely – and very useful […]
Here’s some interesting legal news we spotted on the Keoghs website recently; On 5th June 2019 the Court of Appeal handed down judgment in the case of Motor Insurers’ Bureau v Lewis [2019] EWCA Civ 909. […]
There’s always a degree of mockery and moaning in the mainstream media when it comes to older drivers. Egged on by cycling or public transport pundits, many politicians seem to hate older drivers being on […]
Breaking down and finding your vehicle can’t be fixed at the roadside is never good news, but new research from the RAC shows the Law of Sod also has a significant part to play as […]
There has been a 19 per cent increase in new registrations of licensed light goods vehicles over five years, according to new analysis of Department of Transport data by Direct Line for Business. There are […]
Select Car Leasing conducted a survey of 1,200 British drivers and revealed that 18-24 year old motorists are lacking key maintenance and legal motoring knowledge, risking an eye-watering £7,200 in fines and repair costs – that many […]
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