There is a fundamental problem about honesty in our society. Each of us can cite prominent figures in society who were generously compensated through insurance claims because their careers had been ended, to which they miraculously returned after the court case had ended. I know this happened in the case of a certain individual. If this is the quality of honesty in our society, is it any surprise that the first thought of many on having an accident is to wonder how they will maximise their compensation? There needs to be a cultural shift by both claimants and professions.