DAS welcomes MoJ report on personal injury claims reforms
Mike Timmons, head of underwriting at DAS, said: “The MoJ has clearly evaluated the industry’s detailed responses to its consultation and has taken a very sensible and balanced view, in our opinion.
“We are pleased that there will be no change to the small claims limits and that ATE premiums will continue to be recoverable from the outset. The latter is excellent news for both ATE insurers and consumers, as it ensures that the Government’s intention to provide real access to justice has been
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