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Slater & Gordon, Irwin Mitchell and Minster Law “will be the PI winners”
Monday, 21 July 2014The “top three winners” from personal injury market consolidation will be Slater & Gordon, Irwin Mitchell and Minster Law, a leading defendant insurer has predicted.
Tags: personal injury
Posted in Latest news, Legal Services Act, Market monitor
MPs demand SRA crackdown on personal injury lawyers “playing the system”
Friday, 4 July 2014MPs have called on the government to put pressure on the Solicitors Regulation Authority to stop personal injury lawyers “playing the system” by commissioning unnecessary medical reports on psychological injuries.
Tags: Alternative business structures, personal injury
Posted in Alternative business structures, Latest news, Regulation, Solicitors
Bott & Co lining up “series of niches” to follow aviation success
Tuesday, 24 June 2014Flight compensation specialist Bott & Co is lining up a “series of similar niches” in the consumer world to capitalise on its successes with aviation, with a focus on IT, processes and client care.
Tags: CFAs, Court of Appeal, personal injury
Posted in Latest news, Market monitor, Technology
Top personal injury consortium paying Google £8m a year
Friday, 20 June 2014InjuryLawyers4u, the leading law firm marketing consortium, is paying Google £8m a year, it has emerged. Andrew Twambley, director of InjuryLawyers4U and managing partner of Amelans, said the consortium was spending £3m four years ago.
Tags: Google, personal injury
Posted in Latest news, Marketing & PR, Practice Management
Quindell targets huge staff growth and higher-value cases
Thursday, 19 June 2014Quindell plc is on track to nearly double the number of staff working in its legal division to 1,500 this year as part of a plan that is seeing the alternative business structure target noise-induced deafness claims as a major growth area, it revealed this week.
Tags: ABS, Alternative business structures, personal injury
Posted in Latest news, Market monitor
Law Society defends PI solicitors offering claims inducements
Monday, 16 June 2014There is no evidence to justify the government’s plan to ban personal injury solicitors from offering up-front inducements to potential claimants, the Law Society has argued.
Tags: personal injury
Posted in Latest news, Marketing & PR
ABSs capture a third of personal injury market, SRA research reveals
Thursday, 12 June 2014ABSs account for a third of all turnover in the personal injury market, the first accurate overview of the progress of alternative business structures has revealed.
Tags: ABS, Alternative business structures, LDP, legal disciplinary practice, new businesses, personal injury
Posted in Alternative business structures, Latest news, Market monitor
Government to ban inducements in latest insurance fraud crackdown
Monday, 9 June 2014The government announced over the weekend that it is to ban lawyers from “encouraging people to make claims” by offering them upfront incentives like cash or iPads. It forms part of a new wave of reform in personal injury targeted at insurance fraud.
Tags: personal injury, Solicitors Regulation Authority
Posted in Latest news, Solicitors
Division of claims complaints costs unfair, says First4Lawyers
Monday, 9 June 2014The Ministry of Justice proposals on how the Legal Ombudsman’s costs for handling complaints against claims management companies are recovered disproportionally penalises those working in personal injury, a leading marketing collective has argued.
Tags: claims management companies, CMC, Legal Ombudsman, LeO, personal injury
Posted in Latest news, Legal Ombudsman
ASA orders leading PI firm to stop adverts due to NHS ‘confusion’
Wednesday, 4 June 2014A well-known personal injury firm has been ordered to stop running a TV advert which directed clients to its NHSLaw.co.uk website, on the grounds that the public might confuse it with the National Health Service.
Tags: personal injury
Posted in Latest news, Marketing & PR