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Stricter regulation of claims management companies pursuing consumer claims

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Published on: 30 August 2012
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  • Proposed changes
  • The implications

Article summary

The Ministry of Justice has issued a consultation, Proposals for Amendments to the Conduct of Authorised Persons Rules, which would apply stricter controls to the conduct of claims management companies (CMCs). The changes would represent a significant improvement in the protection of users of CMC services.

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