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In Issue 28, the extent of the motor fraud epidemic in England and Wales is revealed, we comment on the rush to review the Ogden tables, and a recent case highlights the benefits of surveillance.
What we know
The rush to Ogden 7?
Article by Andrew Underwood
The Government Actuary has obtained funding for an urgent review of the Ogden tables with a view to publication of Ogden 7 by the end of July 2011.
The hidden cost of railway accidents
The question of what is an ‘economic loss’ has recently been scrutinised by the courts in the case of Network Rail -v- Conarken Group Limited and Network Rail -v- Farrell Transport Limited
Third Party (Rights Against Insurers) Act 2010
Article by Matthew Rogers
The 2010 Act received royal assent on the 25 March 2010 and aims to address some of the problems under the old 1930 Act.
Law Commission Issues Paper 7 Consultation Responses
Article by Peter Unsworth
In July 2010, the Law Commission issued a paper dealing with the insured’s post contractual duty of good faith (Issues Paper 7) which considers the law of fraudulent claims and what remedies are available to insurers.
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