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Earthquakes strike Mexico
Four earthquakes have struck the Gulf of California but insured losses are not expected to be significant.
Aviva and CEGA agree travel deal
CEGA Group Services to provide Aviva and its travel insurance partners with claims and assistance services.
Legal Expenses Insurers Group adds new member
Elite Insurance Company joins as ninth member.
Arc legal launches debt counselling
Heath Lambert is the first broker to offer the service to its customers.
GAB recruits new head of fraud
Neil Daniel joins loss adjuster GAB Robins as head of counter fraud and investigation services
Clunk, click, every trip
Recent court cases have revisited contributory negligence in motor crashes, where seatbelts have not been worn, to test the long-standing 25% reduction. Emma Cahill reports on the outcome.
The accidental tourist
Following the Court of Appeal judgment in the tragic case of <BODY><p>Bourne Leisure v Marsden</p></BODY>, David Scott considers similar cases that have served to define the scope of a defendant's standard of care, particularly in relation to leisure…
Not an ordinary Joe
For Joe McMahon, boss of Charles Taylor Adjusting, sitting down for five minutes is a novelty. Lynn Rouse catches him on a London pit stop.
Pick of the week: Credit-hire organisations and insurers sign up to general terms of agreement; Towergate brokers join rival firm...
Post reporter Leigh Jackson looks at the latest credit hire changes and other major news stories from tomorrow's issue of Post Magazine
Colorado storms may cost around $500m - reports
Recent Colorado storms proving to be costly for insurers, reports say.
Government hit with four point flood plan by broking body
Galbraith: brokers at sharp end.
The Insurance Fraud Awards 2009 shortlist announced
The insurance industry's fight back against fraudsters is highlighted by The Insurance Fraud Awards 2009
Former Aviva rehab boss joins IPRS
Morag Heighway pleased to join "cutting edge" firm.