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Podcast | E-scooters: The new direction of travel

08 April 2021
Escooter, Insurance Podcast | Small Banner

E-Scooter use is on the rise. In the fourth episode of the Slice of PI podcast series, Katie Lacey (DWF) and Daniel Laking (39 Essex Chambers) discuss the current law around e-scooters and likely future developments.

They provide an overview of the e-scooter trials being held in the UK, discuss potential liability issues and offer practical hints and tips if you are faced with a claim from an e-scooter rider.

 

 

If you require any further information, please contact Katie Lacey or Daniel Laking.

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