MoJ told to fix whiplash before introducing more reform

Donna Scully_director_Carpenters Group

Panellists speaking at an Association of British Insurers event about civil justice urged the Ministry of Justice to fix the whiplash reforms before bringing about any new further changes that affect the motor insurance sector.

Donna Scully, director at Carpenters Group, when asked if she would welcome any more reform in the near future, said she was “not in favour of any more reform at the moment”.

She said: “Whiplash

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