Unless he has been involved in an accident, they will take no action. It is up to the claimant to prove the circumstances of the claim. I would advise your husband to contact the solicitors in writing advising "No accident or incident has taken place that would allow their claimant to sustain an injury". I would further advise him to make the solicitor aware that he feel's this is a vexatious claim that is without merit. Under court prototols, www.justice.gov.uk/courts/procedure-rules/civil/pr...l the solicitor would need to provide all the details required to attend court to your solicitor prior to it getting there. I would request from this solicitor the particulars of the claim, requesting the date, time, location, colour of car, who was driving, a description of the driver. Request which doctor or hospital his claimant attended. You will quickly find it will all fall to pieces....then pass all this information to your insurer.