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£25m annual savings touted after bus crash ruling

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A Court of Appeal ruling is expected to save the motor insurance industry from bearing the brunt of bus operators’ overheads in the event of a claim, according to an insurance law firm.

Greenwoods Solicitors has suggested savings to the industry could equal £25m a year, as a result of the ruling which was made on 18 July.

The case challenged a claim by West Midlands Travel for general

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