AXA Response to the Reforms to the Whiplash Consultation As Part of the Prisons and Courts Bill
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LONDON, Feb. 23 -- AXA UK, a multinational insurance firm that engages in global insurance, investment management and financial services, issued the following statement by Technical Director David Williams in response to the reforms to the whiplash consultation as part of the Prisons and Courts Bill:
"Being able to claim thousands of pounds for minor whiplash injuries that are almost impossible to verify is absolutely ludicrous and has only served to indulge the actions of claims management companies and fuel the rise of 'a have a go' compensation culture in the UK.
"By drastically reducing the cash incentive for these claims the Government has taken a strong stand in favour of honest motorists who will now save around Pounds40 on their motor insurance premiums."
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