WILL AN INSURER PAY FOR THIS? THE THIRD PARTY RIGHTS AGAINST INSURERS ACT 2010, THE ROAD TRAFFIC ACT, THE MIB AND OTHER ROUTES TO OBTAINING PAYMENT: WEBINAR 16th SEPTEMBER 2025

September 8, 2025 · by · in Applications, Avoiding negligence claims, Civil evidence, Civil Procedure, Personal Injury, Webinar

The new series on enforcement on this site shows the major problems a successful litigant can have even after they have obtained a judgment. This webinar looks at the routes by which a claimant can attempt to  investigate or ensure that an insurer provides a remedy.   Looking, in detail, at the Third Party (Rights Against Insurers) Act 2010 it goes on to look at the case law in relation to that Act.  We then consider the 1930 Act before looking at issues arising from the mandatory duty on employers to insure,  s.151 of the Road Traffic Act and the Motor Insurers Bureau. We then go on to look at those clauses which sometimes allow a claimant to recover from their own house insurance.

 

(That scary scenario. You do all the work to get a judgment and the defendant turns out to be a “man of straw”.)

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THE WEBINAR

This webinar will cover:

  • The Third Party (Rights Against Insurers) Act 2010.
  • Case law and the TPRAG 2010 – how effective has it been?
  • The Third Party (Rights Against Insurers) Act 1930
  • What if an employer is not, in fact, insured – can the claimant sue the directors.
  • Section 151 of the Road Traffic Act
  • When is the MIB liable to pay?
  • The pitfalls of the Road Traffic Act and dealing with the MIB.
  • Looking at the claimant’s own home insurance – when this may provide a remedy