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Civil justice reforms – life after the big bang!

17 JUNE 2014. Civil justice reforms – life after the big bang!. Welcome. Sue Taylor, Miller Simon Collings, Miller Adrian Piggott, QBE Jonathon Tetley, PlexusLaw. Format of today’s debate. Background and principles of reforms .

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Civil justice reforms – life after the big bang!

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  1. 17 JUNE 2014 Civil justice reforms – life after the big bang!

  2. Welcome • Sue Taylor, Miller • Simon Collings, Miller • Adrian Piggott, QBE • Jonathon Tetley, PlexusLaw

  3. Format of today’s debate

  4. Background and principles of reforms

  5. Number of claims being presented and changes in reporting timeframes

  6. Solicitor behaviours

  7. General damages: has the 10% ‘trade off’ had an impact?

  8. How is the Behaviour Committee working? How is intelligence being fed back?

  9. Claims prior to portal date and those outside England and Wales

  10. Disease claims

  11. Questions

  12. Should clients register on the portal and/or have something on their website?

  13. Direct write captives Are there issues?

  14. Are lawyers seeing changes in the way settlements are made?

  15. Contributory negligence Are patterns emerging?

  16. Emerging new claims What is the new whiplash?

  17. Questions

  18. What does the future hold for future reforms?

  19. Could claims statistics be displayed differently to reflect the reforms?Will cost containment lead to premium reduction?

  20. Summary & Questions

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