Articles relating to our personal injury services
The government’s plans to increase the smalls claim limit for road traffic accidents would’ve had harsh effects on vulnerable road users. The government have now made cyclists exempt from this new small claims limit, which has certainly pleased Britain’s bikers; they’re jumping for joy! Or should I say… pedalling with pride? Cycling UK has...
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The importance of having good eyesight as a driver is significant, because we all know the potential risks of driving if your eyesight isn’t decent enough. For obvious reasons, police are determined to ensure that all drivers can clearly see. In order to ensure that the risks don’t become a reality, some police forces...
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The government has decided to delay the implementation of changes to Personal Injury claims. The plans involved increasing the small claims limit to £5,000 for motoring claims and were due to be implemented in April 2019, but have recently been put back to April 2020. The Law Society of England and Wales has been...
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The ‘crash for cash’ scam has been around a while now and more people are becoming aware of it. This scheme involves a driver intentionally causing a road ‘accident’ in order to make fraudulent and often exaggerated insurance claims. These claims include personal injury (people often cry ‘whiplash’) and vehicle damage. In fact, one...
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Ministry of Justice officials have recently confirmed that reforms affecting the personal injury sector will be implemented in April 2019. It has been reported by the Motor Accidents Solicitor’s Society (MASS) that the main focus, at first, will be on the implementation of changes regarding Road Traffic Accident (RTA) claims, with later plans for...
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Clocks Going Back on Sunday Means Darker Nights – Beware and Be Safe On Sunday 29th October, the clocks will go back an hour and the nights will be getting darker. Of course, this bring exciting times, such as moonlit Autumn walks, cosy nights wrapped up warm and the build-up to Christmas. But the dark...
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