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Laspo benefits questioned as Liverpool named UK's PI claims capital

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More than half (55%) of road traffic accidents in Liverpool result in a claim leading to the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries naming the city the third party personal injury claims capital of the UK.

The national rate of third party personal injury claims following a road accident is 30%.

The finding comes from the IFoA annual report analysing third party injury and third party damage motor

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