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
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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
ACSO calls for lawtech adoption to ensure better civil justice
Organisations working in civil justice will wither unless they adopt lawtech, according to a new report from the Association of Consumer Support Associations
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
Business interruption claims must be met ‘in full as soon as possible’
It is critical that insurers pay all valid business interruption claims in full as soon as possible, following the Supreme Court judgment in the FCA’s test case
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?
Supreme Court backs policyholders in major business interruption win
Insurers’ appeals against the business interruption test case brought by the FCA failed at the final hurdle this morning, with the Supreme Court backing policyholders
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