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Why would the insurance company agree to that? The cost will now ultimately end up as a hike to motor premiums.
What about the other sides’ legal costs? “Woman pulls €60,000 injury claim after court hears neither vehicle showed signs of damage” irishtimes.com/crime-law/cou…
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Underrated factor in why English-speaking countries have especially bad housing crises is their common law systems (adversarial and litigious) vs judge-led civil law systems elsewhere. Makes Anglo planning/permitting systems especially vulnerable to NIMBYs and other objections.
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O’Callaghan tells SMEs of ‘pilot scheme’ to cap legal fees businesspost.ie/politics/oca…
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We hope the capping regime is successful and introduced at the earliest opportunity. #changetheact @InsuranceRefIre @IndexCensorship @CASECoalition
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“The Minister with responsibility for Insurance Robert Troy has said savings from reforms "must be reflected in lower premiums" and "wider availability of cover…consumers will not accept otherwise and he insisted neither will the Government.” rte.ie/news/health/2025/1016…
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This is not sustainable for Ireland's motorists, community centres, sports clubs, arts organisations or SMEs. #InsuranceReform
Average settlement for minor neck injuries 4.9 times higher in Ireland than England and Wales (via @thejournal_ie) jrnl.ie/6845589
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"Insurers reported profits of 13% in 2023 alone – more than double international norms." Every business has to make a profit. But at this stage, insurers' relentless pursuit of maximum profit in Ireland is undermining society. #InsuranceReform
Reform group criticises insurers for not cutting premiums via ⁦@rtenewsrte.ie/news/ireland/2025/091…
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Insurers calling for reduced legal costs. They might be right about this but all the other reforms have gone into their profits and not to liability policyholders like your local business, sports group or charity. This needs to change. #InsuranceReform irishtimes.com/business/2025…
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RT @1Hildegarde: What an electric homecoming in Clarinbridge this evening for @GalwayCamogie96 #Gaillimhabú
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Are the law and its interpretation as they currently stand there to protect our citizens or enrich a section of the legal profession?
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Retailers, in particular, are being hit hard. Did you know that asking a customer at an off-licence for ID can be framed as a defamatory statement? Or quietly refusing to accept a €50 that failed a counterfeit check? All have resulted in legal actions.
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What is the point of bus lanes omif they're clogged by private cars? @GardaTraffic @DubCityCouncil #DubVTyr
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I am selling 1 verified ticket for Dua Lipa on 27 June 2025 at Aviva Stadium, Dublin via Ticketmaster. Interested? #DuaLipa #dualipatickets #DuaLipaDublin secure.ticketmaster.ie/rs/18…
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According to the brokers representative body, "commission-based models are.... aligned with the interests of consumers". That's like arguing black is white. 14% of a €1,000 premium is twice as much as 14% of a €500 premium. So which will a broker prefer? #InsuranceReform
Insurance brokers accused of ‘inherently unfair’ commission structure that favours higher premiums independent.ie/business/mone…
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Insurance brokers accused of ‘inherently unfair’ commission structure that favours higher premiums independent.ie/business/mone…
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100 percent. Well done @LindaMurray05
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Hi @winerepublic would you mind contacting me when you get a chance? P
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“Tackling legal costs, and forcing insurers to be more transparent about their pricing, are two tasks that could be taken up by the new government that would benefit consumers in terms of lowering premiums.” #InsuranceReform
Mortgages, energy, pensions and insurance – the sectors that will affect the cost of living in 2025 independent.ie/business/pers…
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