InterResolve's response to the MoJ's response
The promise of radical changes to remove costs and delays from the injury claims process may appear to have evaporated with the publication of the July 2008 MoJ paper.
But has it?
The missed opportunity by the MoJ may have galvanized insurers to take the initiative and get what the government has been unable to deliver. Could a new order emerge where insurers are proactive in supporting claimants directly throughout the process, while working with independent organisations to ensure those claimants’ interests are protected?
By accessing claims before they become part of the legal process, legitimate RTA claimants can be provided with early vehicle replacement, medical care and independent legal advice, without the usual delays and uncontrolled costs.
This way claimants get earlier care and compensation, insurers get substantial costs savings.
And could this lead to more inter-insurer cooperation and bilateral agreements to boost this even further?
Could the industry still achieve what the government has stopped short of providing?
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