Claims
Hard to handle
With accusations of claims farming being bandied about, Leigh Jackson reports on the fraught nature of the relationship between insurers and intermediaries over handling non-fault claims.
Axa to shed 57 motor claims positions in India
Post reported cuts would happen on 18 June
Taylor leaves Davies after only six months
Former Cunningham manager moves on
Alarm offers risk guidance to help lower premiums
Andrews: assessment on a five-tier basis
CL snares FSCS chief
Clark takes technical role
Quality marque mooted for small loss adjusters
Tucker: CILA is not a trade organisation
Pick of the week: Lloyds Group comparison sites to close; loss adjusters consider quality mark; Oval admits to limited redundancies...
Post senior reporter Louise Meeson looks at the major stories from the general insurance market.
Clark to join Cunningham Lindsey
Former FSCS director and Crawford adjuster to join 1 July
Financial Ombudsman Merricks to step down after a decade
British Insurance Awards achievement winner 2004 to take new role
Yemen jet crashes in Indian Ocean
Airbus flight operated by Temenia Air fourth major air crash of this year
Free Post web seminar - claims fraud
Post's latest web seminar on claims fraud is being held live, online tomorrow starting at 11.00.
Claims for cancelled UK Michael Jackson concerts could cost industry up to £300million
Sources tell Reinsurance that claims for the cancelled UK Michael Jackson dates may hit £300m
Tesco and Fortis to create 1500 jobs after confirming tie up
Fortis CEO Barry Smith described the Tesco deal as important to the business.
Post and Insurance Age triumph at the Biba Journalism Awards 2009
Biba Journalism Awards success "undeniable proof of the quality, integrity and deep market knowledge of the editorial teams at both Post and Insurance Age."
LV appoints new Britannia Rescue head
Simon Stevens to lead road rescue unit
High steaks - foot and mouth
The foot-and-mouth crisis in 2007 cost dairy farmers and related industries millions of pounds, but the fallout from claims against the government continue to rumble on, writes Stuart White.
Waste not, want not
The Site Waste Management Plans Regulations 2008 were created to cut the 72 million tonnes of waste created annually by construction and reinstatement. Martin Gent looks at the potential liabilities that lurk beneath for insurers.