In this issue:
The Jackson Review - the “interlocking package”: Unlocked and at what cost?
Lord Justice Rupert Jackson’s Final Report has produced much heated debate around his conclusions. Whilst you could think that this issue has gone very quiet since, we can confirm that there is considerable activity going on and that insurers need to maintain a high level of engagement. We are concerned that the “interlocking package” of reform could be unpicked and that the potential exists for Jackson to become an additional cost for insurers.
Hot tub anyone?
Lord Justice Jackson has asked specialist courts in Manchester to trial a new scheme which could reduce time spent in court on difficult cases - good news for insurers.
Come on feel the noise...
The vuvuzela - love it or hate it? With descriptions ranging from a ‘wonderful flute’ to ‘an elephant passing wind’ to ‘an instrument of hell’, no one can dispute that this African horn has been one of the talking points of the World Cup so far. And its presence is set to carry on long after the new champions (whoever they may be) lift the World Cup trophy.
Age is just a number...
Julian Dexter handled a case recently, together with Brian Goode from Cunningham Lindsey, where the combined efforts of the Liability team and the intelligence resources in Counter-Fraud Services proved invaluable in securing evidence that proved the claimant’s deceit.
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