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Rate rise predictions slammed by Irish Injuries Board

Patricia Byron, the chief executive of the Injuries Board in Ireland (previously the Personal Injuries Assessment Board) has hit out at speculation that insurance premiums should rise by 10% - 20%.

Responding to recent predictions by the Irish Broker’s Association that international investment market conditions will result in a hike of up to 20% in insurance costs here, Ms Byron said: “Claims

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