Casualty figures undermine whiplash plans – lawyers
The Ministry of Justice is accused of ignoring 500,000 car crash victims in its whiplash crackdown
Insurance Times, 16th January 2017
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- Outdated changes
- MASS Article for Costs Lawyer Magazine
- Personal injury lawyers ask MoJ “what are reforms really for?”
- MASS Chair: MoJ has not learnt from “errors” of LASPO Act & MedCo
- MoJ “set to repeat mistakes of LASPO”, warns MASS Chairman
- Lawyers expect whiplash reforms to drag beyond October 2018
- Extracts from Chair’s speech to MASS Annual Conference 2017
- Association of District Judges Bulletin – August 2017
- The Law Commission – why aren’t we using it?
- Queen’s speech – Labour condemns whiplash plans
- Queen’s Speech – Government to press ahead with PI reform and court modernisation
- Queen’s speech: PI reforms to go ahead
- MASS responds to inclusion of Civil Liability Bill in legislative programme
- Defendant firms in £126m credit hire claim to face October 2018 hearing
- MASS’ Simon Stanfield on the whiplash opportunity
- MASS responds to the publication of the Conservative Party election Manifesto
- Right about the Discount Rate
- Association of District Judges Bulletin – April 2017
- Failed objectives
- Insurers will be the winners and consumers the losers in personal injury ‘reforms’, economic study shows
- MoJ ‘firing in wrong direction’
- Consumers deserve to be protected from cold calling
- Government “cherrypicking misleading figures” to push PI reforms
- MoJ accused of using RTA data ‘selectively’
- MoJ cherry-picking DfT figures to push through small claims reforms, says MASS
- Casualty figures undermine whiplash plans – lawyers
- MASS: DfT figures show that MoJ reform proposals are based on misleading RTA casualty figures
- Government forecast on impact of PI reforms “skewed against lawyers” say economists
- Is progress being made?
- Outdated changes
- MASS Article for Costs Lawyer Magazine
- Personal injury lawyers ask MoJ “what are reforms really for?”
- MASS Chair: MoJ has not learnt from “errors” of LASPO Act & MedCo
- MoJ “set to repeat mistakes of LASPO”, warns MASS Chairman
- Lawyers expect whiplash reforms to drag beyond October 2018
- Extracts from Chair’s speech to MASS Annual Conference 2017
- Association of District Judges Bulletin – August 2017
- The Law Commission – why aren’t we using it?
- Queen’s speech – Labour condemns whiplash plans
- Queen’s Speech – Government to press ahead with PI reform and court modernisation
- Queen’s speech: PI reforms to go ahead
- MASS responds to inclusion of Civil Liability Bill in legislative programme
- Defendant firms in £126m credit hire claim to face October 2018 hearing
- MASS’ Simon Stanfield on the whiplash opportunity
- MASS responds to the publication of the Conservative Party election Manifesto
- Right about the Discount Rate
- Association of District Judges Bulletin – April 2017
- Failed objectives
- Insurers will be the winners and consumers the losers in personal injury ‘reforms’, economic study shows
- MoJ ‘firing in wrong direction’
- Consumers deserve to be protected from cold calling
- Government “cherrypicking misleading figures” to push PI reforms
- MoJ accused of using RTA data ‘selectively’
- MoJ cherry-picking DfT figures to push through small claims reforms, says MASS
- Casualty figures undermine whiplash plans – lawyers
- MASS: DfT figures show that MoJ reform proposals are based on misleading RTA casualty figures
- Government forecast on impact of PI reforms “skewed against lawyers” say economists