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Postcode lottery for bereavement compensation

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Proposed tariffs for whiplash injuries post-reform is offensive

In February, the government published these regulations as part of the Civil Liability Act 2018 – they establish the final tariff table for soft tissue or whiplash injuries and clarify that a medical report is required in order to settle a whiplash injury-related claim. However, Elsby believes the new tariff table “allows insurers to save money at the expense of injured people”. He said: “The proposed tariffs for whiplash injuries are derisory and offensive and will almost certainly leave people under-compensated. “The lowest tariff provides just £240 for pain and suffering that will affect an injured person for up to three months - this is not anywhere near the appropriate level of compensation.

Patterson Legal Group Announces Plans to Open New Wichita Law Office This Summer

Minister departs as Overseas Operations Bill nears critical point

By John Hyde2021-04-21T10:49:00+01:00 The controversial Overseas Operations Bill returns to the House of Commons with the government under fire from all directions for how the legislation is shaping up. Conservative MP Johnny Mercer said he was ‘relieved of his [defence ministerial] responsibilities’ on Tuesday after objecting to a government amendment affecting veterans who served in Northern Ireland. The bill proposes a five-year limit of criminal prosecutions against veterans but the latest government reversal excludes those who served in Northern Ireland. Mercer said this exclusion was his ‘red line’ and accused the government of treating those who served in Northern Ireland as ‘second class veterans’.

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