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State of the Market Survey 2020 |
We value your views and insights
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We value your opinion and views on the challenges and changes facing the personal injury and clinical negligence sector
Now in its fifth year, our annual State of the Market survey is designed to gauge the challenges and changes facing the personal injury and clinical negligence sector to build a comprehensive picture of the market.
The findings last year, to which over 100 solicitors responded to our survey, painted a picture of a market in great flux.
With the legal and claims sectors, insurance industry and consumers still in the dark in the absence of the necessary rules and protocols, the clock is now ticking down to the introduction of whiplash reforms in August, rather than April. How will the PI market look after the Civil Liability Act is introduced, how will the changes affect your law firm and do you plan to even continue to manage RTA claims?
Despite the complexity of medical negligence claims, work continues on plans to bring in fixed costs for claimants pursuing medical negligence claims worth up to £25,000. What can we expect the impact to be and are we then likely to see fixed costs proposed for higher-value cases?
Tell us what you think – The survey only takes about five minutes to complete and we’d love to hear your views. Our survey is completely confidential and all answers will be treated anonymously.
With the legal and claims sectors, insurance industry and consumers still in the dark in the absence of the necessary rules and protocols, the clock is now ticking down to the introduction of whiplash reforms in August, rather than April. How will the PI market look after the Civil Liability Act is introduced, how will the changes affect your law firm and do you plan to even continue to manage RTA claims?
Despite the complexity of medical negligence claims, work continues on plans to bring in fixed costs for claimants pursuing medical negligence claims worth up to £25,000. What can we expect the impact to be and are we then likely to see fixed costs proposed for higher-value cases?
Tell us what you think – The survey only takes about five minutes to complete and we’d love to hear your views. Our survey is completely confidential and all answers will be treated anonymously.
Many thanks
First4Lawyers