EU motor insurance law: Incoming tide or tidal wave?

2 Temple Gardens | Personal Injury Law Journal | February 2018 #162
John McDonald examines recent motor insurance cases in the CJEU and their effect on UK law ‘EU law as interpreted in these judgments has been implemented in a number of English decisions, and is likely to be implemented in others, which may well have a radical effect on the legal framework underpinning UK motor insurance.‘ …

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Road Traffic Accidents: Owners, keepers and insurers

2 Temple Gardens | Personal Injury Law Journal | April 2016 #144
John McDonald sets out considerations for practitioners seeking compensation for claimants injured by unidentified drivers ‘If the owner (as opposed to the mere keeper) of the vehicle can be identified, it may be possible to fix them personally with liability for the accident.’Someone has been injured in a road traffic accident and wishes to bring …

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Compensation: Uninsured Drivers’ Agreement 2015

Horwich Farrelly | Personal Injury Law Journal | December 2015/January 2016 #141
A new motor insurance agreement has come into force after a government consultation. Andrew Baker reports on the implications ‘The new Uninsured Drivers’ Agreement is generally much simpler to understand, less cumbersome and will present much less of a potential minefield for the unwary claimant representative.’Since September 2014 there have been a series of significant …

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