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Keoghs Insight
We keep you up-to-date on emerging market issues and their impact on the insurance sector,
through a variety of publications, events and our leading market initiatives.
Client Alerts 19/06/2020
Discount Rate: Could we be set for a new discount rate in Northern Ireland?
The personal injury discount rate in NI is currently 2.5%, but the Department of Justice is consulting on possible changes to the legal framework for setting the rate.
Blogs 18/06/2020
Scottish QOCS in place by Winter 2020? The impact on fraudulent claims
For some time now Scottish practitioners have been warning clients about the introduction of Qualified One Way Costs Shifting (QOCS) in Scotland. In 2018 the Civil Litigation (Expenses and Group Proceedings) (Scotland) Act was enacted, setting out the legal framework for QOCS. However, the necessary court rules implementing QOCS are yet to be published.
Client Alerts 12/06/2020
Whiplash reform: Government confirms that… it can’t confirm anything yet
With whiplash reform delayed until next April as a result of COVID-19, it was expected that it would move significantly down the Government’s list of priorities. This week the Ministry of Justice confirmed that is the case.
Client Alerts 15/05/2020
COVID-19: Implications of a gradual unlocking of restrictions…
The Coronavirus pandemic is requiring businesses to be adaptable. As lockdown moves into a sustained period of incremental relaxation, what are the implications likely to be?
Client Alerts 22/04/2020
Accommodation claims in cat injury cases: latest developments
As all catastrophic injury handlers will know, accommodation often represents an expensive head of loss – the additional cost of capital involved in purchasing a suitable property, adapting it for a disabled user along with the increased running costs.
Client Alerts 27/03/2020
The Coronavirus Act passes before early recess
Another week in which coronavirus has dominated the political agenda, as the Coronavirus Bill passed through Parliament.