Fraud unit defends insurers following whiplash report
Hill Dickinson Fraud Unit has defended insurers following the publication of the Transport Select Committee’s whiplash report saying it is unfair to criticise them for paying potentially fraudulent claims due to a lack of medical evidence.
Lisa Kelly, fraud unit member, said: "Such claims are frequently driven by solicitors, accident management companies and other organisations that seek to benefit from the pursuit of what, on the face
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