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As the news media trumpet the government’s dubious line that PI reforms will cut motor premiums, injured people must grapple with a complex and confusing system for compensation claims
It is a safe bet that on a glorious bank holiday weekend the British public did not notice major reforms of lower-value personal injury claims.
Anyone interested in finding out might not have been much better informed from national media headlines such as ‘new rules to crackdown on fraudulent insurance claims’ (BBC) and ‘motorists set for £1 billion savings in crackdown on fake whiplash claims’ (ITV).
The reality of the changes coming into force on 31 May is that all whiplash claims are now subject to a fixed tariff for compensation and those RTA claims worth less than £5,000 are subject to the small claims limit. In short, claimants can expect to receive less and may have to act for themselves.
By Michael Cross2021-06-02T11:24:00+01:00
According to consumer watchdog Which?, one of the signs of a possibly fraudulent website is that its domain (web address) does not quite match that of its purported owner. ’For example, website domains such as www.ipadoffers.net or www.discountnikeclothes.com should raise alarm bells,’ its scam-spotting advice states. ’You should also be cautious of domains that end in .net or .org.’
This is not great news for the RTA claims portal, Official Injury Claim, which went live this week. While proudly displaying the Royal Coat of Arms over the introduction ‘We work for the Ministry of Justice’, the site’s URL does not end in .gov.uk but with a humble .org.uk , which is available to any online Tom, Dick or Harry for about £9.99 a year.
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