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Insurance Hound: Most read by brokers in June and July 2021

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Which trending topics have caught brokers’ eyes this summer?

Brokers have been keen to find out more about the UK motor law, the future of motor pricing, whiplash reforms, regulation, and UK pet insurance facts.

Our free for brokers sister title, Insurance Hound, showcases in depth market reports containing business useful expert analysis.

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The most read report was the Forum of Insurance Lawyers’ (Foil) overview of UK motor law. The whitepaper was prompted by an announcement made by the transport secretary in February 2021, which highlighted

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