The Civil Liability Bill will receive its second reading on 4 September. The key plank of the government’s whiplash reform will return to the House of Commons, where MPs will debate the key changes it will bring to personal injury claims and the discount rate
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) has secured coverage for UK policyholders who had guaranteed asset protection cover with the now-collapsed Alpha Insurance
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has levied a £100,000 fine at a marketing company in East Sussex for making 75,649 nuisance calls—many about road traffic accident claims
The new partnership, which went live on 3 July, sees Autoglass BodyRepair offer mobile repair services to Covéa’s customers across the country
Telematics technology is so much more than the little black box. Several experts offer insight into the potential for innovation to minimise the need to make a claim altogether
MIB already deals with the claims from victims involved in uninsured and ‘hit and run’ accidents. The bureau will now directly handle compensation for victims of vehicle-related terrorist events that take place on or after 1 January 2019
The delay was confirmed in the Ministry of Justice’s response to the Justice Select Committee’s concerns over the effect that the whiplash reforms will have on access to justice
A woman who suffered serious injuries as a result of a car crash that also took her boyfriend’s life has won £3.3 million in compensation
Car insurance premiums have gone into reverse, with drivers seeing price cuts of 5.5% in the past 12 months, according to Consumer Intelligence
The final sentences have been handed out to the fraudsters behind a large scale crash for cash scam