Insurance claims appointments: MCE Insurance, Hudgell Solicitors, Chubb, Woodgate & Clark
MCE Insurance appoints Rachel Bennett, Hudgell Solicitors recruits Theresa Greenwood, Chubb hires Richard Shanks, and more
Browsing: Injury
Mind Right aims to transform provision of psychological rehab for personal injury cases
Mind Right, handl Group’s new generation psychological services provider that aims to change how treatment is accessed and delivered by insurers and case managers, has launched
Whiplash reforms legislation confirms 31 May launch
Legislation enacting whiplash reforms will come into force on 31 May, paving the way for the launch of the small claims portal
Personal injury reforms only a job part-done
The reforms to date represent only a job part-done in building effective fraud resilience into the personal injury claims process, write Deborah Newberry and Martin Stockdale of Kennedys
Marketing is crucial during an uncertain 2021
Future-proofing your claims business by having a solid marketing foundation will reap its own rewards, says Andy Cullwick, head of marketing at First4Lawyers
First4Lawyers to launch personal injury law firm for RTA claims
First4Lawyers, the independent legal marketing collective, is planning to launch its own law firm to handle insurance claims arising from road traffic accidents
inCase legal app developer achieves 80% increase in revenue
Lavatech, the Manchester-based developer of the inCase legal app, has nearly doubled its revenue in the first six months of its financial year
Are you ready to take on the personal injury reforms?
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’s time for the government to listen on whiplash reforms
With the long-awaited whiplash reforms and portal delayed again, what does the MoJ still need to do before they finally arrive?
Whiplash reforms and portal coming in May
The long-awaited whiplash reforms and portal will come into force in May after the Ministry of Justice delayed their implementation for a fourth time