Eight out 10 motorists would prefer to keep the claims process in its current form rather than see the Civil Liability Bill introduced and compensation drastically reduced, a First4Lawyers survey has found
Medical examiners will investigate deaths in the NHS and the General Medical Council (GMC) will be stripped of its right to appeal fitness-to-practise decisions, following the conclusion of the rapid review of gross negligence manslaughter cases
KPMG must pay a fine of £3.15 million for failures during its audit of Quindell
Claims management companies (CMCs) could be forced to hold capital to cover their liabilities under new proposals designed to strengthen their regulation
Bosses of companies that plague people with unsolicited nuisance calls could be fined as much as £500,000 under new proposals to make them personally liable if their firm breaks the law
A further surge in data breach and other security failure insurance claims is expected when GDPR comes into force tomorrow, after a record 2017 saw as many cyber claim notifications as in the previous four years combined
The Forum of Insurance Lawyers (FOIL) has launched a new regulatory sector focus team that will concentrate on health and safety compliance and the defence of Health and Safety Executive prosecutions
Legislation reforming personal injury claims and Brexit will dominate the British Insurance Brokers’ Association’s (BIBA) work over the course of the rest of this year, attendees of its 2018 conference heard last week
The Justice Select Committee has criticised the upcoming increases in the small claims limits for personal injury and road traffic accident claims
A new study has suggested that insurance companies face an onslaught of requests for personal information from UK consumers when the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into effect on 25 May