I agree. When someone is pretending to be unbiased with no fingers in the pie and it is untrue it is misleading behaviour. It has been shown about this particular poster that there are some difficulties in reading statements made by WTG and SGH. You can choose if you think this is part of the misleading behaviour or literacy problems.
Personal injury article from the UK (from May but still relevant - I apologise if someone has already posted in in the past).
https://politicsmeanspolitics.com/u...ned-due-to-snap-general-election-820df908e787
Based on this article is looks like the PI reforms still have some time to go. They may even be entirely 'lost'.
It really does not matter much for SGH if this ever come through as legislation in my opinion. We are not dealing much with small claims.
We already got the Odgen (injury claims discount rate) legislation through on 20 March 2017 which has delivered better outcomes for our clients
Example of this in this article.
https://www.brownejacobson.com/insu...03/ogden-7-tables-using-the-new-discount-rate
Moving ahead we have the all important filing coming up of our $1billion lawsuit against Watchstone and the escrow filing.
As per 27/2/2017 announcement:
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20170227/pdf/43gbmcq5zq8kdw.pdf
The Group has until 19 June 2017 to issue court proceedings or settle these claims.
Interesting times ahead 
(20min delay)