Corona Impact: MIB Closes Its Office
The Motor Insurance Bureau has formally closed its offices. Here’s the official statement; We have been monitoring the impact of COVID-19 and have acted quickly to [...]
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Will Uber Lose Its Licence in London? Comment & Analysis Here
Although IE magazine thinks that Uber will eventually win its appeal against the decision today to suspend its licence, today’s decision will probably make some waves [...]
VED Evasion Falls, But Tax-Dodging Drivers Still Cost Us All Millions
The UK govenment estimates that some 634,000 vehicles are using the roads without paying any VED tax, based on observations and ANPR activity at around 250 sites. [...]
Police Forces Launch Campaign Targeting Uninsured Drivers
This October police forces across England, Wales and Northern Ireland are set to carry out a month-long crack down on uninsured driving. ‘Operation Drive Insured’, [...]
Opinion: Uncertainty In a Pre-Brexit Insurance World
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 [...]
RAC Says Driving With No Insurance Is On The Decline – True or False?
A freedom of information request made by the RAC to the DVLA (Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency) found that 79,713 people were caught breaking the law in this way last [...]
Ernst & Young Survey Reveals Life Insurance Market Ready for Revolution
There are big opportunities for life insurance providers to harness new technologies and data and analytic capabilities to improve the engagement with its customers and help [...]
LV= Wins Chance to Appeal Test Case on Motor Insurance at Supreme Court
Car insurance specialist LV has been fighting hard to get a claims case looked at by the Supreme Court – more details and a brief summary of case can be found [...]