A solicitor and two allied health professionals have been charged over their alleged roles in a group coordinating the submission of fraudulent Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance claims in Sydney.

Arrium Limited was a group self-insurer licensed by the NSW State Insurance Regulatory Authority (SIRA) that went into Voluntary Administration in April 2016. KordaMentha was appointed Arrium’s Voluntary Administrator in April 2016.

The State Insurance Regulatory Authority (SIRA) is encouraging builders, homeowners, financial service providers, and other interested people to provide input on the proposed new home building compensation insurance standards in NSW.

A driver who allegedly submitted a fraudulent insurance claim is the thirteenth person charged by detectives investigating Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance fraud.

SIRA is committed to working in partnership with self-insurers to remove unnecessary regulatory burdens to productivity, innovationsandsgrowth.

SIRA successfully prosecuted a man who lodged a fraudulent workers compensation claim alleging he sustained a back injury due to repeated shoveling at a construction workplace in 2007.

Motorists are set to reap the benefits of the NSW Government’s CTP reform ahead of time, with a number of insurers dropping their ‘best market price’ for Sydney passenger vehicles below $600 from 1 July.

NSW Parliament passed legislation today that will overhaul the Home Building Compensation (HBC) Scheme, allowing competition into the market, ensuring the scheme’s financial sustainability and maintaining high levels of consumer protection.

A man will face court today after being charged by detectives investigating Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance fraud in Sydney’s south-west.

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