
Google page experience and what it means for personal injury marketing
Andy Cullwick of First4Lawyers outlines upcoming changes from Google that will affect how personal injury service providers rank in search results
Andy Cullwick of First4Lawyers outlines upcoming changes from Google that will affect how personal injury service providers rank in search results
As the personal injury sector prepares for life after the whiplash reforms, inCase examines the technologies and strategies being put in place
Applying data enrichment at point of claim as well as at quote could transform the claims process and help improve the sector’s resilience to fraud
ARAG looks back at 2020 to see whether the pandemic and subsequent lockdowns affected claims numbers, as significant weather events occupy home emergency providers
As the volume of claims data grows, the insights we can derive will grow too to help understand more about losses
Plastic Surgeon is working hard to educate the insurance industry to change its approach to restoration over replacement after receiving a claim
Integrating inCase into your case management system will help to reduce the amount of time being spent per case and combat the negative effects of the upcoming personal injury reforms
It is up to all of us to ensure claimants have a route to justice if they do not want to take on insurance companies themselves through the new whiplash portal, writes Qamar Anwar of First4Lawyers
The flow of RTA claims isn’t going to stop following reforms next year so personal injury firms need to put a plan in place to deal with enquiries
Andy Cullwick of First4Lawyers offers four key principles that should direct your marketing strategy in the personal injury legal services market