Claims
Insurers right to delay claims.
The Association of British Insurers has finally come off the fence over the issue of after-the-event...
Information received.
There is nothing to prevent local authorities using video surveillance for personal injury claims, argues Jason Bright.
IIB case on rule 42 gets green light.
Specialist competition law barrister Nicholas Green QC, this week said the Institute of Insurance Br...
Back to work stress centre.
A back to work rehabilitation programme for people suffering from a wide range of work-related psych...
Talk to the specialists for industry advice.
The insurance industry, despite its grey image, is a fast-moving sector that is undergoing radical c...
Transparency only cure for dirty tricks.
Rumours and gossip are part and parcel of the small cottage industry that is insurance. However, the...
Penny Black's insurance week.
Penny has heard that Claims Direct's attempts to court insurers could be going all the way to the be...
Talking about an e-revolution.
Brokers can charge clients a higher rate of interest if they move from insurers' schemes to a single premium finance house, especially as finance houses move to electronic data interchange (EDI). Simon Threadgold reports on the dynamics of a fast…
Masking the problem.
As claim and counter claim is made in the furore surrounding the compensation shortfall created by the liquidation of Chester Street Insurance Holdings, Edward Murray sifts through the facts.
What the Papers Say.
The Daily Telegraph Lollipop men and women using a new type of lightweight pole have discovered t...
Liability: insurers hold out.
With regard to your editorial Recoverability Dispute calls for Direct Action (Post Magazine, 25 Janu...
Chester Street victims lobby creditor's meeting
A group of Scots asbestos victims are lobbying a creditor's meeting in London today called to decide ...
BLM advise BRB.
Law firm Berrymans Lace Mawer has been appointed to the British Railways Board panel of legal adviso...
Commentary - Time for zero tolerance in fraud cases.
A long-standing bone of contention within the insurance industry is the ineffectiveness of criminal ...
Chester Street faces MPs asbestos wrath.
The furore surrounding the voluntary liquidation of Chester Street Insurance continues to mount amid...
RSA staff reinstated.
Three employees sacked for e-mail abuse by Royal & Sun Alliance were reinstated last week following ...
Appointment at Smith Mason Group.
Risk manager Smith Mason Group has made two additions to its credit risk division. Scott Liddle join...
Plans for levels of sports treatment to be standardised.
Insurers are looking to set standards for the level of treatment that injured footballers and rugby ...
Waters v West Sussex County Council.
Worthing County Court 27 November 2000 The claimant, who was seven years old, was running in the s...
Government responds on Chester Street
Michael Meacher, Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions, has washed his ha...
What the Papers Say.
The Daily Telegraph Victoria Beckham has been advised by police to swap her Louis Vuitton luggage...
Non-events a possibility.
An occurrence is likely to be the same as an event, says John Butler. However, either could have different meanings in facultative reinsurance and catastrophe excess of loss cover.
Judging our genes.
The UK's decision to allow life assurers access to genetic test results for Huntingdon's disease sparked widespread criticism. Keith Sankey reports.
The Direct approach.
Insurers and no win, no fee claims management company Claims Direct do not see eye to eye. Colin Poole tells Anthony Gould he believes the company is misunderstood, and is keen to redress the balance.