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Category Archives: Car accidents
Transport Committee – report on rising insurance cost
Report of transport committee of House of Commons 11 March 2011 I am pleased to bring you the Committee findings as I was one of those who provided evidence. Fraud is one of the main factors driving up the cost … Continue reading
Contributory negligence examples
The concept of contributory negligence is based on a claimant being partly responsible for the damage. The clearest example is a car driver who does not wear a seat belt. Not wearing the seat belt does not cause the accident, but it contributes to the damage – the injury. Continue reading
Third party capture
Third party capture Third party capture is the name given to a practice operated by some insurance companies after road traffic accidents. They know their own driver is at fault so the insurer will contact the innocent party direct, before … Continue reading
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Credit hire
Credit hire Credit hire exists to provide a replacement vehicle after an accident. You as the hirer do not have to pay, as the bill is presented to the insurer of the person who caused the accident. To get a … Continue reading