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The Civil Liability Act 2018 reforms were intended to reduce the number and the cost of minor road traffic accident (RTA) claims on or after 31st May 2021.

The Government set out a step-by-step plan in February to ease restrictions in England during the Covid-19 pandemic. Step 4 of this roadmap plan began on 19th July, by highlighting the need to continue being cautious as we managed the ongoing risks of the virus. It was later stated on the Government’s website, updated on 27th August, that everything hadn’t returned to normal and further guidance for offices and businesses would follow in Step 5. Scotland; Wales, and Northern Ireland were expected to create their own strategies on how they dealt with the pandemic.

inCase Legal App received £1.5m private investment in May 2020 and are pleased to announce their first acquisition of the award-winning digital quote generating tool, QuoteXpress. This acquisition is a growth-driven result of inCase improving the portfolio of products offered to their legal industry clients.

It has been confirmed that the long awaited reforms to whiplash injury claims, which were first proposed back in 2015, will go into effect from 31 May 2021. The reforms, which form part of the Civil Liability Act 2018, are designed to reduce the number and cost of minor, exaggerated and fraudulent road traffic accident (RTA) claims; benefiting ordinary motorists by reducing insurance premiums.

Since securing £1.5m private equity investment in June 2020, Lavatech Limited, the Manchester based developer of the inCase legal app has seen rapid business growth increasing revenues by 80% in the first six months of its financial year.