News & research

In his latest blog for Claims Magazine, our Managing Director, Qamar Anwar, considers what the general election result might mean for the insurance claims landscape.

Qamar Anwar, managing director, December 23, 2019

In his latest blog for Claims Magazine, our director of operations, Andrew Kay, looks at whether the MoJ is ready for the 6 April launch of the whiplash portal.

Andrew Kay, director of operations, February 14, 2020

First4Lawyers responds to Civil Liability Act reforms delay - Our managing director responds to the delay to whiplash reforms and features in the media in articles alongside many other industry voices.

Qamar Anwar, managing director, February 28, 2020

Andy Cullwick features in the media in regional profile pieces for Yorkshire Post and Huddersfield Examiner.

Helen Spivey, senior marketing communications manager, March 12, 2020

In his latest blog for Claims Magazine, our managing director, Qamar Anwar, discusses how a delay to the introduction of the whiplash portal was inevitable, but dropping alternative dispute resolution from the new system was not.

Qamar Anwar, managing director, March 18, 2020

Qamar Anwar, managing director, comments on yesterday’s Consumer Impact Report from The Legal Services Consumer Panel

Qamar Anwar, managing director, March 20, 2020

In his latest blog for Claims Magazine, our head of marketing, Andy Cullwick, discusses how The Legal Services Board (LSB) is reportedly considering forcing law firms to sign up to comparison websites in order to try and increase transparency across the sector and how this could be beneficial for the claims sector.

Andy Cullwick, head of marketing, April 01, 2020

Our head of marketing, Andy Cullwick, discusses how consumer media trends have been affected by COVID-19 and how First4Lawers are reacting to the changes in consumption.

Andy Cullwick, head of marketing, April 14, 2020

As coronavirus takes hold around the globe, consumer behaviour is changing in many ways. For the insurers, fewer drivers means fewer accidents and fewer claims. In response, two American insurers plan to give back around $800m to customers on their car insurance premiums. Nice touch? Yes, undoubtedly. But is it enough?

Qamar Anwar, managing director, April 08, 2020