About the CSCWelcome
The Claims Standards Council is the trade association representing claims management businesses, and aims to ensure that the claims management sector is fairly and effectively promoted to lawyers, insurers, and the government.
Make a complaint
If you have a complaint about a Claims Management Company, please go directly to the regulator of claims management services, which investigates such matters. 
Suspension or cancellation of MoJ authorisation
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News Alerts
New reports from the MoJ 30/07/2010
The Ministry of
Justice has published two new documents – the third annual report on claims management regulation and the
third annual assessment of its impact.
The documents are available in the publications section of this site.
Latest News
All the latest news from the industry, sponsored by: 
09/09/2010
Lord Young to speak
The Rt Hon Lord Young of Graffham will be speaking at an invitation-only forum in London on 25 October
09/09/2010
Legal update - motor fraud: Paying the cost
Pursuing a non-party for costs should not be taken lightly, but it could prove a powerful deterrent when fighting fraudsters
09/09/2010
Ward confident on ATE despite Jackson
The after-the-event insurance market is "here to stay" according to Abbey Protection
09/09/2010
Young set to rule out TV ad ban for personal injury
Lord Young will not seek to ban TV advertising but is expected to call for a strengthening of referral fee regulations
09/09/2010
CSC member firms fall foul of SMS crackdown
Two members of the Claims Standards Council have been forced out as a result of an investigation into the sending of unsolicited text messages
09/09/2010
London fake injuries conman jailed
A fraudster has been jailed for trying to claim compensation from a number of local councils for injuries he had never suffered
08/09/2010
ABI backs Jackson's proposals
The Association of British Insurers has called for the findings of Lord Justice Jackson's review of civil litigation costs to be implemented in full, as soon as possible
08/09/2010
Health and safety regulations must not be reduced, warns TUC
Its report says at least 20,000 people die early as a result of their work every year
03/09/2010
MoJ closes 200th claims firm
The Claims Management Regulation unit has closed down 200 rogue claims management firms - mainly those dealing with insurance and financial services claims