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answered questions: I was knocked off my bike by a car and injured. I only have the car's registration number, can I make a claim? 09-05-2008; My wife was driving our car and had an accident and I suffered whiplash. She is the named driver on my policy, can I claim against myself? 08-05-2008; I am pursuing a negligence claim on my mother's behalf. However, her home insurance does not cover this and she is not eligible for public funding. Is there another source of funding available? 07-05-2008; My partner and I were badly injured when I lost control of our car due to oil on the motorway. Can either of us claim for our injuries? 07-05-2008; Whilst at work I slipped and fell on steps which were covered with moss and filth. I hurt my leg and back and am still in agony. Can I claim? 07-05-2008; More…

claims management companies

New road accident support-service offers assistance at the crash scene and after — by Conrad Murray — last modified 04-09-2006 09:05: A new road accident support service has been launched which offers road users assistance right at the accident scene coupled with comprehensive family-wide uninsured loss recovery support.
Solicitor on compensation charges — by Murdo Maguire — last modified 09-05-2006 09:15: A 58-year-old solicitor has appeared in court accused of taking £900,000 compensation money from one of his clients, a road crash victim. Thomas McGoldrick faced 41 charges of false accounting, three of money laundering and one of forgery, at Trafford magistrates' court.
Revised version of the compensation bill published — by admin — last modified 16-03-2006 01:01
Parliamentary Committee raises questions over claims management company practices — by admin — last modified 16-03-2006 01:01: Five days to go before the government’s independent consultant, Mark Boleat, presents his report on the Bill to parliament, the Commons Constitutional Affairs Committee’s inquiry into compensation culture highlighted concerns regarding claims management companies.