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Questgates shake up sees founder resign
Questgates is to appoint three new board directors and enhance its senior management team, with effect from 1 July. The changes follow the company's first review since becoming a limited company and the acquisition of the equity of director David Miles.
NCR saves £500,000
National Car Rental has saved over £500,000 in successfully defending fraudulent insurance claims in...
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ABI puts forward case in defence of PPI
The Association of British Insurers is set to make a plea to the Competition Commission against accu...
Insurers will play pivotal role in fight against fraud
The government has called for insurers to help set up the National Fraud Strategic Authority followi...
RSA set to thrash out flood barrier concerns
Bosses from Royal and Sun Alliance will use an exclusive meeting with the Minister for Climate Chang...
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Vocational rehab providers unite for promotional push
Vocational rehabilitation providers are uniting to promote their services to insurers with the relea...
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Road safety flagged up
Yes Insurance is set to produce an analysis of the benefits of reducing the number of accidents on r...
Two year plaques legal battle reaches final leg
Zurich and Norwich Union will begin their final defence against claimants of pleural plaques on Mond...
Claims processing not a smooth rolling process
Patricia Clarkson took the strain on her third day in the witness box during the trial today as the former claims director was quizzed by Ian Winter QC over guidance notes that former chairman, Michael Bright, sought from her, writes Penny Sukhraj .
Indie over-reserving problem turned 180 degrees over time
Independent’s reserving position moved from one that appeared to routinely produce outstanding reserves that later settled at hefty discounts to one that by the end was producing reserves that were over-optimistic, writes Mark Geoghegan .
National Car Rental in £1.5m fight against fraudsters
National Car Rental is fighting back in the battle against insurance fraud.
Groupama appoints Browell to lead personal lines claims centre
Groupama Insurances has appointed Nicola Browell as claims centre manager for the group’s personal insurances claims centre based in Portsmouth. Ms Browell has 10 years operational experience in insurance claims and in her new role will lead a team of…
Rehab code to be unveiled at government seminar next week
New standards of practice for vocational rehabilitation practitioners will be announced next week to promote high quality professional support for people wishing to return to work following illness or injury.
Construction and cleaning insurance specialist snapped up by Ink
Rayleigh-based Ink Underwriting Agencies has snapped up local commercial insurance brokerage Mill Hall Commercial Insurance.
Wide support for smoking ban
A survey has shown that 91% of workers support the forthcoming workplace ban on smoking. According ...
Insurer worries rise over new stand-off
Tensions could be set to rise between credit hire firms and insurers, with a return to the legal sta...
Hire car claimant had acted unreasonably
Evans v TNT Logistics and Admiral Insurance Services (Pontypridd County Court - 12 March 2007)
Plant fraud claim ends with partial judgment
Costain v Thomas Colledge Wilson and Lee Cutler (t/a Cutler Plant and L Cutler Plant) (Queen's Bench Division - 2 April 2007)
Safe online docs can be a dead cert
Like Matthew Donaldson (Online certs cop unfair flak, Post, 7 June 2007, p16), I was disappointed at...