Insurers on alert as government plans to change child sex abuse limitations
The government has put forward a bill to make it easier for victims of child sex abuse to gain an apology and to pursue historical claims in the civil court.
As part of the bill, the three-year time limit for victims to bring personal injury claims will be removed, and so will the burden of proof that currently rests on victims’ shoulders, who must prove
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