Reform, but at what cost?
Andy Cullwick of First4Lawyers comments on implemented and upcoming changes to personal injury and clinical negligence claims.
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Legal profession reacts to proposed fixed costs cap for clinical negligence claims
APIL and other groups argued for significant changes in the now-closed consultation on the proposed fixed costs cap for “lower value” clinical negligence claims
IFED appoints new head of unit
Detective Chief Inspector Tom Hill has been appointed as the new head of the City of London Police’s Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department (IFED)
Allianz and Thatcham Research react to automated driving changes in The Highway Code
Allianz and Thatcham Research react to UK government’s automated driving changes in The Highway Code
UK government proposes cap for lower value clinical negligence cases
The UK government has a proposed a new cap “to ensure legal costs for lower value clinical negligence cases are proportionate and fair”
CompareTheMarket to review CMA ruling
CompareTheMarket fundamentally disagrees with the Competition and Markets Authority’s conclusion that the price comparison website breached competition law
E-scooters: a balancing act
The risks associated with e-scooters mean that getting them on the road is something of a balancing act
Business interruption insurers file defences in test case
The insurers involved in the Financial Conduct Authority’s business interruption test case have filed their defences
Central Bank of Ireland bans and fines former RSA Ireland Insurance CFO
Former RSA Ireland Insurance chief financial officer Rory O’Connor has been disqualified for eight years and four months and fined €70,000
BDA urges FCA to consider dentists in business interruption test case
The BDA has urged the FCA to consider the plight of dentists in its legal process to assess the validity of business interruption insurance policies