Blog: Navigating the Civil Liability Act - what do brokers need to know?
Richard Finan of Arc Legal Assistance picks out some key points for the market to understand and considers what it means for motor legal expenses.
The Civil Liability Act is finally due to come into force in April 2020. Whilst the reform presents a considerable upheaval to the motor legal expense insurance (LEI) market, we also see great opportunities for businesses like ours to not only educate partners on the importance of LEI, but also to evolve and provide even greater value under the reforms.
Only a small percentage of road traffic accident (RTA) claims fall within the current Small Claims Court limit of £1,000. However, after April
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