- Manchester on 8 December 2015
- London on 12 January 2015
- Edinburgh on 15 January 2015
Recent developments require a brand new course, and some fabulous cases,.
The training will cover:
Major reforms to motor insurers’ liability and MIB claims
·
The New Uninsured
Drivers Agreement 2015: a job half done
o
Major beneficial procedural changes obscure
numerous irregularities
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Still plenty of unlawful exclusions and restrictions,
some new
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Gaps in cover
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Restricted appeal procedure
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Legacy challenges
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The
Untraced Drivers Agreement 2003
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New changes to shore up a fundamentally flawed
and unfair regime
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Which provisions can be successfully challenged
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MIB proposes new agreement
·
Motor
Insurer’s liability
o
Part VI Road Traffic Act 1988 due for major
rewrite
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Flaws in the Rights Against Insurers Regulations
2002
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Misuse of s152 declarations
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The Deregulation Act 2015, making it easier to cancel
policies
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Insurance Act 2015, restricting insurers ability
to avoid liability
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Consumer Insurance (Disclosure and
Representations) Act 2012
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The case for wider reform
·
Why a
working knowledge of European law is essential
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EU law bright line standards of minimum
compensatory protection made simple
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Raising successful legal challenges
General liability update
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Supreme Court clarification on contributory
negligence
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Standards of care: children, pedestrians,
emergency vehicles
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Continued use and misuse of ex turpi causa
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Highways Act claims
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Primary liability scenarios
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Credit hire and repair claims
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Accidents abroad in Europe
Feedback from previous MIB training
‘Nick is a brilliant and
enthusiastic speaker’ ‘
Nick made a rather dry and technical subject
understandable and, dare I say it, fun’ ‘In one
hour Mr Bevan presented the best overview of the civil justice reforms that I
have read or heard’
‘The course notes are superb’
Please click on the image below to book your place online through APIL
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