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Insurance lawyers hit back at APIL claims over ‘fundamentally dishonest’ rule
The new president of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers was wrong to claim that insurers would dishonestly raise a defence in the hope that a claimant would die before settlement, a leading defendant firm has argued.
New ‘fundamental dishonesty’ rule may act “as deterrent”, MoJ says
The government believes its new ‘fundamental dishonesty” rule could lead not only to the number of personal injury claims being reduced but may “have some form of deterrent effect” against exaggeration, it has emerged.
