Claims
North of the Border: No such thing as a free trial
In contrast to the position south of Gretna, legal aid is alive and kicking in Scotland. So, what do...
Looking back
Looking through Post's back catalogue paints a unique picture of more than 150 years of insurance ne...
PI row goes to Parliament
The row over third-party capture of personal injury claims entered Westminster this week, as detract...
This is the week that was
Anthony Gould, editor in chief of Post Magazine provides a quick run down of some of the major news reported in Post Magazine tomorrow. Click here to watch now: http://www.incisivemedia.com/post/video/index.html
Converium capitalises on new Brazilian regime
Converium has become one of the first foreign reinsurers to take advantage of the increasingly liberal reinsurance regime in Brazil.
Indexation a crucial factor in injury claims
Thompstone v Tameside & Glossop Acute Services NHS Trust (Queen's Bench Division - 23 November 2006)
Commentary - Claims management activity - preparing for regulation
The Compensation Act 2006 (Commencement No. 1) Order 2006 (SI 2006/3005) brings into effect much of ...
Heritage targets unhappy corporates
Captive management specialist The Heritage Group is attempting to capitalise on UK corporates' frust...
Clouded by controversy
Legal analysis: Asbestos in schools
X marks the spot
Mapping development
Looking back
Looking through Post's back catalogue paints a unique picture of more than 150 years of insurance ne...
Catlin staff retention ploy
Catlin has moved to retain its key underwriters by offering them bonuses based on the number of year...
Indie audit tribunal is expected by year-end
KPMG will face serious penalties if allegations that it failed to correctly audit Independent Insura...
MPs given hope over fraud priority
Organised fraud has taken a step closer to becoming a key performance indicator for the Police, Post...
DAS says ruling vindicates business model
Insurer DAS has defended its business model following a courtroom battle with Royal and Sun Alliance...
Ex-GAB director in new volume launch
Law firm Berrymans Lace Mawer has created a new claims management function in order to handle high v...
Chubb sexual harassment case acquittal
Chubb has been acquitted over allegations of sexual harassment from a former employee, Post has lear...
Court of Appeal clarifies child abuse injury claims
Catholic Care (Diocese of Leeds) and Home Office v Young (Court of Appeal - 14 November 2006)
Fraud sentencing delayed
Sentencing in the Preston Whiteside case has been postponed to 5 April, according to the Serious Fra...
Lockton International appoints final 'top tier' executives
Lockton International said it has now completed the top tier of its management, after the appointmen...
Former JLT partner to head up Lockton arm
Lockton International has launched a new specialist department within its professions division to provide risk management and insurance solutions for clients exposed to technology and media risks.
Lloyd's insurer announces refinancing
Catlin Insurance today announced a refinancing and has priced an issue of US$600m noncumulative perpetual preferred shares at a dividend rate of 7.249 per cent.
Investigator launched
Medico-Legal provider Premex has launched a claims investigation company as predicted by Post (26 Oc...
A major moral dilemma for investigators
Roy Rodger raises some good questions in his recent letter about the ethical conduct of investigator...