SIFA unveils guide on working with personal injury lawyers

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SIFA has launched a new guide to help IFAs work with personal injury lawyers and to address the issues surrounding large payments in serious cases.

With advisers now able to take part in the process where personal injury claims are awarded, it is essential they comprehend the key legal issues, according to SIFA ( Solicitors Independent Financial Advice). Working with Personal Injury Lawyers is available for free to members of the organisation and provides an introduction to the system. Claims for millions of pounds are now routinely awarded, which means it is important for advisers to understand how different payment strategies will affect any investment plans, according to SIFA managing director Ian Muirhead. For example, thr...

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