Motor Insurers Bureau v Shikell [2011] EWHC 527 (QB)

Surveillance: Someone is watching you

Sandra De Souza reviews recent case law and insurers’ willingness to reopen cases where fraud is suspected ‘Clients should be informed at an early stage that if they are caught performing an action that is inconsistent with their witness evidence, their claim will be affected and, in the worst case, they will be found guilty …

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Surveillance: I spy with my little eye

Sandra De Souza considers the issues that surveillance causes for claimants Insurers are increasingly relying on video surveillance. This is especially true if the claimant’s injuries are significant, or where issues of malingering or fraud are raised. With an increase in social networking over the years, personal injury claimants are under more scrutiny then ever. …

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