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Keoghs Insight
Personal Injury Aware February 2019
AWARE22/02/2019
The personal injury market is facing major upheaval in many different ways, which is likely to continue for the foreseeable future.
With this in mind, we have started a new publication to bring together the thoughts and opinions from across Keoghs’ various teams involved in the personal injury market - and by the number of contributors listed, we hope this highlights the wide variety of teams that make up a part of Keoghs.
We hope you find this an informative read!
AWARE 22/02/2019
What does the future claims landscape look like?
Partner Don Clarke and John Gibson provide a summary of all the key issues affecting the personal injury landscape.
AWARE 22/02/2019
Rehab fraud
Injured people will often trust their lawyers, medical experts and others involved in the claims process and rely upon them for guidance in pursuing their claims in a competent and appropriate manner, with their best interests in mind.
AWARE 22/02/2019
Personal Injury aware
In the first of a series of snapshots looking at claims with a foreign element involved, Jennifer Bond outlines the process for motor claims in Europe, and what potential impact Brexit is going to have.
AWARE 22/02/2019
Clarification in the world of fixed costs
The acceptance of a claimant’s Part 36 offer by a defendant after the relevant period has, until recently, been a point of contention between paying and receiving parties.
AWARE 22/02/2019
Controlling Complex and Catastrophic Cases
The recent decisions such as Swift v Carpenter [2018] EWHC 060 (QB) serve to deliver some useful reminders for insurers and their lawyers that trials are rarely a sympathetic forum to conclude cases.
AWARE 22/02/2019
Credit Hire in the MoJ Portal
Credit hire claims are difficult to track through the MoJ Portal – costing insurers significant amounts of money. Melanie Mooney highlights the issue and how Keoghs can assist
AWARE 22/02/2019
Fundamental dishonesty
Stuart Giddings, partner in Keoghs’ Complex and Catastrophic Loss team, recently succeeded in bringing a fundamentally dishonest claim to a stop, resulting in LV= costs being paid.
AWARE 25/02/2019
Young Driver Safety
Young drivers (those aged from 17-24 years old) account for around 20% of road deaths, even though they make up only 7% of full licence holders and their mileage is lower than other road users.
AWARE 25/02/2019
Keoghs bring issues to the fore
We’ve had a busy few months with our events from the teams in Legacy, Complex and Catastrophic Loss and Motor to name a few, as well as more coming up (watch out for invites!).
AWARE 25/02/2019
Tinnitus on the rise
Following the introduction of the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012 (LASPO), Keoghs has identified an increase in claims alleging tinnitus following a road traffic accident.