Kennedys backs courts efforts to block discount rate changes
Insurance law firm Kennedys has welcome the courts’ line of action against claimants who argued that the current discount rate should not apply to their cases.
The High Court of England and Whales and the Inner House of the Court of Session have recently rejected arguments that the change in economic circumstances since 2001, when the rate was set, could
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