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Award winners Coodes Solicitors on the future of personal injury

Jan 22, 2025 | claimsmag.co.uk | Robert Welbourn

Coodes Solicitors won Clinical Negligence Team of the Year at the 2024 Personal Injury Awards. We spoke to them to find out how it feels to be an award winning team, the great work they do to make them winners, and to get their insights into the future of the personal injury industry. Congratulations on winning Clinical Negligence Team of the Year! What does winning this award mean?
Newly-named Insurance Broker Awards launches for 2025

Jan 13, 2025 | claimsmag.co.uk | Robert Welbourn

Claims Media are delighted to announce the launch of the Insurance Broker Awards. Established in 2019 as the “Broker Innovation Awards”, this key event in the insurance calendar celebrated excellent innovation by insurance brokers, and recognised those individuals and companies who were making strides to change the industry through groundbreaking advances.
The winners of the Personal Injury Awards have been revealed!

Dec 2, 2024 | claimsmag.co.uk | Robert Welbourn

The Personal Injury Awards, in association with FCIR, were delighted to crown the winners last night at the prestigious black tie ceremony. Hosted at the Hilton Manchester Deansgate, head judge Trevor Stirling introduced the night. Comedian Maisie Adam then brought the house down with her set, before the awards kicked off. The full list of winners is below, with comments from the judges as to why they won.
FOIL elects Howard Dean as 2025 president

Nov 27, 2024 | claimsmag.co.uk | Josie Miller

The Forum of Insurance Lawyers (FOIL) has elected Howard Dean (pictured), a partner at Keoghs, as its president for 2025. He succeeds Pete Allchorne, partner at DAC Beachcroft. Dean, who serves on FOIL’s costs and CPR and protocols sector focus teams, brings over 25 years of experience in civil justice reform, with expertise in civil procedure rules, litigation funding, and the digitisation of civil claims.
Lord Chancellor announces outcome of whiplash tariff review; critics say it’s not enough

Nov 26, 2024 | claimsmag.co.uk | Josie Miller

Shabana Mahmood, Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice, has announced the conclusions of the first statutory review of the Whiplash Injury Regulations 2021. The government has outlined adjustments to the controversial tariff for whiplash injuries and related claims. In her statement to Parliament, Mahmood said the existing structure for whiplash compensation will stay mostly the same.
AXA faces backlash over handling of customer's medical repatriation

Nov 25, 2024 | claimsmag.co.uk | Josie Miller

The insurer is accused of disregarding medical advice and pressuring the family of Jane Rubens, a 73-year-old British citizen who remains in a coma in the United States after being hit by a vehicle while on holiday. Jane’s daughter, Cat Rubens, took to Twitter/X to criticise AXA Partners’s approach, highlighting the travel insurer’s alleged failure to act in her mother’s best interests.
Insurance sector among UK’s least innovative, research shows - Claims Media

Nov 25, 2024 | claimsmag.co.uk | Josie Miller

The findings, pulled from the UK innovation survey 2023 and published by lead generation experts Sopro, follow the Chancellor’s announcement of reforms to boost financial sector growth. Is a lack of innovation holding the insurance sector back? Innovation drives profitability, with government data showing that 60.5% of revenue for innovative businesses stems from new products, services, or processes.
New GTA reforms to reduce claims costs and improve mobility for motorists

Nov 25, 2024 | claimsmag.co.uk | Josie Miller

The Credit Hire Organisation (CHO) and motor insurers have unveiled major reforms to the General Terms of Agreement (GTA) to cut claims costs and improve mobility support for motorists affected by accidents.
Loss adjuster Woodgate & Clark names new director of specialist services - Claims Media

Nov 21, 2024 | claimsmag.co.uk | Josie Miller

With 30 years of experience as a Chartered Loss Adjuster, Wilson will oversee the company’s efforts in managing complex claims across sectors such as heritage and church properties, charities, education, private clients, subsidence, and environmental losses. Wilson has been with Woodgate & Clark for two years, most recently serving as head of specialist services, north. His career includes five years at Quadra Claims, which Woodgate & Clark acquired in 2021, and 15 years with a major UK insurer.
SMBs lose £4,000 annually to fraud, finds Visa

Nov 20, 2024 | claimsmag.co.uk | Josie Miller

Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) in the UK are losing an average of £4,000 annually to fraud, according to new research by Visa. The findings reveal that over 40% of UK SMBs have been targeted by fraudsters, shedding light on the financial strain and operational risks faced by these businesses. The rising threat of fraudVisa’s research identified the most common forms of fraud affecting SMBs: invoice fraud, phishing scams, and bank account hacks.