Claims
Gimme, gimme, gimme.
If people take less and less responsibility for their actions we can only expect premiums to go up a...
Commentary - Claims try the patience of NHS.
Optimism in the NHS following the Budget has been spoilt by revelations that clinical negligence cla...
Claimants are ruining standards.
I read Grahame Weatherley's letter (PM 6 April p16) with great interest and feel it raised a wider i...
Broker on bail.
A former Irish insurance broker charged with defrauding a number of his clients of more than £250,00...
Touchline defends covert surveillance.
Motor insurer Touchline has backed the use of surveillance to investigate claims ahead of a law chan...
Plant Construction v Clive Adams Associates and JMH Construction
31 March 2000 During construction of a building, the roof was to be held up by temporary props. T...
Stressbusting from Crawford.
Loss adjuster Crawford & Co has launched a stress management programme. Launched via Crawford's h...
Get the lowdown on liability.
There is no doubt that one of the biggest issues facing the insurance industry is the explosion in l...
Dimond ruling delay.
A bid to overturn the Appeal Court's Dimond v Lovell judgment on credit car hire has been put back u...
ILVs need IV injection.
Intergrated Lloyd's Vehicles are not in a healthy state. Marcus Alcock finds out what could be done to give them a new lease of life.
Pratts and Martin Clarke Insurance undergoes facelift.
Norwich Union was one of the first companies to stamp its mark on the revamped office of Pratts and ...
Fraudbusting.
Nathan Dony argues that when investigating corporate fraud it is necessary to understand whether you are looking for an opportunist or serial fraudster.
May day in landmark credit car hire hearing
An attempt to overturn the Appeal Court's Dimond v Lovell judgement on credit car hire has been put b...
Adjusters in the breach position.
At a recent Chartered Institute of Loss Adjuster's Masterclass on claims I was asked: "In the case o...
Alan Cormack and Another v Raymond Leonard Washbourne.
16 March 2000 Court of Appeal Following a negligent valuation, the defendant's liability for da...
Tesco to sell stakeholder pensions.
Supermarket Tesco is to sell stakeholder pensions off the shelf following a deal with CGU to develop...
The unacceptable side of settling claims.
In view of the current furore about the declining standards of insurer claims service, I wondered if...
Garwyn's Irish plan.
Specialist liability adjuster Garwyn has recruited a team of seven loss adjusters from Irish loss ad...
Stakeholder launch.
Legal & General is to launch a new tiered single-charge pre-stakeholder pension later this year. It ...
Standard Life launches PMI prescriptions.
Standard Life Healthcare claims its new private medical insurance product will cut premiums by up to...
Pensions system.
London market specialist Rebus Insurance Systems has branched into the world of pensions with a new ...
European Ratings - Axa share bid sees ratings vary.
Rating agencies can't agree on the effect of French insurer Axa's proposed move for the 43.7% of sha...
Standard & Poor look sat recent ratings moves.
Martin Hindley from Standard & Poor's looks at recent ratings moves. - Axa Portugal Compania de S...
CGU and Tesco join for life
CGU has tied up with Tesco Personal Finance, the joint venture company owned by Tesco and the Royal B...