Some comment after the recent government review on whiplash claims; ACSO Commenting on the publication of the government’s statutory review of the whiplash injury regulations, Matthew Maxwell Scott, executive director of the Association of Consumer Support Organisations (ACSO), […]
Some thoughts on the whiplash compensation levels, from CILEX; Compensation awarded for pain, suffering and loss of amenity (PSLA) in whiplash cases is “derisory and unfair” and fails to fully compensate claimants, says CILEX (the […]
The Supreme Court has ruled today on a case involving compensation for mixed injuries, so whiplash plus other injuries. In the same way that someone’s State pension is often reduced because they have a private […]
This new potential fraud detection solution looks promising on paper, let’s see if it delivers results in the fight against organised fraud like crash-for-cash, fake injury/illness claims, mysterious old building fires or spotting vehicles with […]
The UK government has published a second part of its consultation on whiplash reforms. In essence, their decision is to er…do nothing. Yep, the DVLA approach. Here’s some reaction from various stakeholders; Credit Hire Organisation […]
Who would have guessed that a government scheme to help resolve low cost PI claims would actually result in under 1% of them being sorted out and settled reasonably quickly? Not us at IE, we […]
Financial services consultancy provider Altus Consulting has published an in-depth study, looking into the broader impacts of the Civil Liability Act 2018 (CLA) that came into force on 31 May 2021. Delayed by a couple […]
Are younger drivers really unable to navigate the government Portal, when they are the internet experts who have been on My Space since they were six years old? Some say yes, others may think that […]
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