13 April 2017Insurance

LMA urges UK government rethink of compulsory motor insurance scope

The Lloyd’s Market Association (LMA) has urged the UK government to rethink the consequences of the ‘Vnuk’ judgement, a European Court of Justice decision that broadened the scope of compulsory motor insurance.

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