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Road traffic accident update—Whiplash Injury Regulations and road traffic accident claims mediation

PI & Clinical Negligence analysis: This road traffic accident update comments on the guidance on minor psychological injuries published by the Ministry of Justice and the amendments to Practice Direction 51R to subject non-personal injury road traffic accident claims to mediation. The update is written by Jon Wong, barrister in the Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence teams at Guildhall Chambers, with contributions from Alice Reeves.

Insurers told to invest in data to meet cyber-market demand

Law360, London: The insurance sector must improve the quality of its data to better understand risks if it is to address the anticipated growth in the cyber-market, Lockton Re has said.

Insurance & Reinsurance weekly highlights—11 September 2025

This week's edition of Insurance & Reinsurance weekly highlights includes: AI crucial to navigate shift in insurance risks, Swiss Re says; Lloyd's delays overhaul of markets IT until 2028; CP25/24: FCA consultations includes reducing the frequency that retail intermediaries must submit data to it under the retail mediation activities return; Commission Implementing Regulation setting Q3 2025 Solvency II technical calculations framework published in Official Journal; plus key cases and dates for your diary.

AI crucial to navigate shift in insurance risks, swiss re says

Law360, London: Artificial intelligence (AI) will be a 'game changer' for the reinsurance industry as it navigates an increasingly turbulent geopolitical landscape, Swiss Re said in a report 8 September 2025.

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