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Insurance industry 'smokescreen' will impact on injured motorists

ABI data shows less than 1 per cent of motor claims are proven to be fraudulent

Vnuk: An involuntary risk transfer

A recent CJEU decision on the 'use' of a vehicle raises questions about the scope of compulsory motor insurance, as well as the wider issue of how the EU affects UK law, writes Mike Dobson

Shadow health minister tackles personal injury puzzle

Injured people will be left alone in an unfair battle against powerful insurance companies, says Jigsaw Law

Insurance Fraud Taskforce went 'far beyond its remit', says APIL

Defendant and claimant groups at odds over PI proposals, as the SRA is told to 'name and shame' insurance fraudsters

Osborne's removal of general damages is 'callous', says APIL

Government plans may clog up courts with claimants seeking 'special damages'

NHS loses millions of pounds annually due to obsolete law

Costs recovery legislation must be reviewed as health service faces £2bn deficit, says Moore Blatch lawyer

The role of expert reconstruction evidence

When can reconstruction evidence assist in road traffic accident claims, and when does the expert risk usurping the trial judge, asks Roger Cooper

Kennedys warns MoJ over MedCo 'gaming'

MedCo needs to be kept simple with a mirrored auditing procedure, says defendant lawyers