Trade Voice: Mass chair Paul Nicholls on delivering for claimants during Covid-19 and beyond
Paul Nicholls, chair of the Motor Accident Solicitors Society, addresses the insurance and legal industries’ responses to Covid-19 but warns the pandemic has delayed progress on the numerous issues that need to be tackled ahead of the implementation of whiplash reforms next year.
As everyone emerges slowly into a new Covid-19 world, all businesses are adjusting to the realities of an uncertain future with a developing economic malaise and perhaps dramatic changes in consumer
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