Many people shy away from making personal injury claims without actually realising that they also make a civil claim themselves. They just think that all claims for compensation have to go through a professional solicitor. There needs to be more clarity on a guide to making a civil claim for compensation.
From the madness of the late nineties with Claims Direct and the Accident Group (TAG) to the some what quieter times of today it is amazing to think that there are just as many if not more prospects for whiplash claims and less and less major players in the personal injury claims market
As the injury claims market gets more transparent more people are focusing their attention on the ULR market that generates great revenue for the car insurance companies and brokers who make fortunes for selling what?
have we finally started to achieve some equality and sensibility in the way Mesothelioma claims are being handled in the UK thanks to Thomsons solicitors and the introduction of the Child Maintenance Bill
This forum reviews whether the injury claims
With the introduction of the Compensation Bill and the requirement for injury claims management companies to be registered and authorised with the Ministry of Justice is this a sign of more transparency in the injury claims arena?
For years there has been an argument in the compensation industry about whether medical reports agencies offer a valued service or they exist simply as a cash cow opportunity.
Years ago solicitors used to find their own medical experts but now they can use medical reports agencies to get the reports and even charge them a nice commission kickback for doing the work for them! Whats your view?
Some personal injury solicitors just want a fast turnaround so make sure when they suggest you take the first offer of compensation they can prove it falls within the average parameters for that kind of claim