This comes as the government are set establish a new body to assess and resolve personal injury claims.
A reform of the Personal Injuries Assement Board is necessary to bring down insurance premiums for all.
That's according to Junior Minister Robert Troy, as the government are set establish a new body to assess and resolve personal injury claims.
The PIAB is to be renamed the 'The Personal Injuries Resolution Board,' and will retain claims of a wholly psychological nature as well as offer, for the first time, mediation as a resolution strategy.
The Longford/Westmeath Deputy says that mediation has been quite successful in other areas.
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