Claims
MoJ to review no-win, no-fee political "hot potato"
The government has enlisted three academics to review the no-win, no-fee arrangements across England...
HCML undergoes MBO after 3I walks
The bosses of Health and Case Management have completed a management buyout, one year after its vent...
Recovery options rise
4 Eng Ltd v Harper and Simpson (Chancery Division - 29 April 2008)
Commentary - Claiming damages for personal injury in public nuisance
In Corby Group Litigation v Corby Borough Council, the Court of Appeal heard an appeal on 3 May 2008...
Tesco ruling removes cover ambit ambiguity
Tesco Stores Ltd v Constable and others (Court of Appeal - 16 April 2008)
Marsh eyes growth with Bowring resurrection
Marsh is to target new territories following the launch of a new specialist international broking ar...
Broker Network welcomes new member
Langley Insurance Agents has joined The Broker Network bringing the network’s total number of combined members to more that 200 and annual gross written premium to £500m.
Direct billing scheme called a 'success'
Mobile Doctors, the UK provider of medical evidence, has provided an update on its Medical Reporting Organisations Agreement, which was established 12 months ago following discussions between medical reporting companies, solicitors and third party…
Hedging your bets
Litigation funding
Bringing the subsidence debate to life
Subsidence Expo 2008
Appointment at Dual
Dual Corporate Risks has enlisted John Stagg as business development manager, South, and Chris Warge...
UN: embrace renewable energy or face share hit
Airmic News
ABI retorts Scottish ruling
The Association of British Insurers has hit back at the Scottish Parliament, claiming education not ...
Injury case managers get ethical check list
A new code of ethics for case managers has been launched at the House of Lords. Lord Hunt of Wirral...
Firm hails no-cost litigation
Law firm Addleshaw Goddard has launched a new approach to commercial litigation funding that it clai...
Indie auditors fined
An accountancy disciplinary body has hit KPMG and the lead audit partner for Independent Insurance, ...
Loss adjusting trio unite to expand UK coverage
Three loss adjusters are joining forces to expand their geographic and technical reach. The partner...
Kennedys and Davies Lavery seal merger
Kennedys and Davies Lavery are merging to create an insurance legal giant with an annual turnover of...
No deposit critique missed the mark
Predictable as Eddie Hooker's comments about our innovative solution for the lettings industry may h...
Independent insurance auditors fined over failings
By Gavin Hinks, editor of Accountancy Age, www.accountancyage.com . An accountancy disciplinary body has hit KPMG and the lead audit partner for Independent Insurance, Andrew Sayers, with a fine totalling £500,000 for conducting processes "seriously…
Admiral creates 450 new jobs
Admiral Group is creating 450 jobs over the next three years with the opening of a new office in Newport.
ABI hits out over Scottish plaques bill
The Association of British Insurers has hit back at the Scottish Parliament, claiming educiation not legislation would better help people with anxieties about pleural plaques.
£45.7m Goshawk deal agreed
Enstar Acquisitions has reached an agreement on the terms of a recommended £45.7m cash offer for the entire issued share capital of Goshawk. Enstar Acquisitions is a wholly owned subsidiary of Enstar, newly established for the purpose of making the Offer.
No slowdown in Indian outsouring predicted despite economic slowdown
A slowdown in global business spending, devaluation of the rupee and the changing face of business isn’t affecting the outsourcing industry as badly as predicted, it vwas claimed today.