COSTS DIFFERENTIAL ORDERS – Insurance Reform
We’ve been provided with the following blog transcripts from our colleagues in the Alliance for Insurance Reform. (See Here)
EY Submission On Legal Costs
Last week’s submission by the Law Society and the Bar Council of an EY paper to the Department of Justice and Indecon offers the opinion that “there should be greater visibility and transparency for consumers in terms of the cost of litigation.” Do you or your members have any specific opinions or experience of this […]
People Deliberately Lying In Court ‘All Too Frequent’
Deliberate lying by some people in the courts has been affecting the course of justice, a Department of Justice report has said. Specific laws set up a year ago to tackle perjury —identified as a particular issue in insurance fraud — have yet to see a prosecution, but authorities expect that, with greater awareness of […]
Staff Training Is Vitally Important
Staff Training! I’ve written on this topic in the past and once again won’t apologise for returning to it owing to the fact that I am frustrated by the number of incidents/claims that have arisen that were clearly preventable but for the fact that staff training was in no way adequate. All training must be […]
