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Opinion: Ireland’s Insurance Fraud Party Will End With a Miserable Hangover

3 November 2019 // 0 Comments

Straight talking from the Editor: Nobody likes paying insurance. There, I said it, plain as a pikestaff, and just like proposing free beer on Fridays as part of my General [...]

Insurance Gravy Train is Destroying An Entire Way of Life in Ireland

8 September 2019 // 0 Comments

The latest from the Editor’s keyboard; The insurance tragedy that is unfolding across Ireland, as businesses close down, events are cancelled and people are forced out [...]

Opinion: Will GDPR Will Make Life Easier For Insurance Fraudsters?

12 August 2019 // 0 Comments

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 [...]

Clyde & Co Reaction to Civil Liability Reforms

29 December 2018 // 0 Comments

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 [...]

Fraud News: Ireland Kicks Insurance Database Idea Down The Road

6 September 2018 // 0 Comments

The cost of insurance keeps rising rapidly across Ireland and in the motor sector in particular costs are very high, especially for younger drivers or riders. Some companies [...]

Minster Law Criticises Civil Liability Bill, Scope is Too Wide

20 March 2018 // 0 Comments

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 [...]

ABI Welcomes Reforms to Whiplash Claims in Civil Liability Bill

20 March 2018 // 0 Comments

Whiplash claims and crash-for-cash have arguably been one of the hottest topics in the world of insurance over the last 15 years or so. Some see a culture of entitlement, and [...]