Claims
Indie hearing: Bright and Condon face the camera
Micheal John Bright, former company chairman and managing director of Independent Insurance and Philip John Condon, former deputy managing director, were filmed as they entered Southwark Crown Court for this week's preparatory hearing.
KPMG appoints Hicks to lead forensic insurance department
KPMG Forensic has appointed David Hicks as its new Head of Forensic Insurance. Mr Hicks joins from Deloitte, where he was a senior member of its Insurance practice.
Flexible working proposals backed
A number of leading businesses and organisations have signed an agreement to encourage wider adoptio...
Pick of the Week
Anthony Gould, editor in chief, Post talks about this week’s major news including: Independent Insura...
Arriva uses CCTV evidence to defeat fraudulent claim
One of the country's largest transport companies has successfully prosecuted a personal injury claim...
Fraudsters blow up a storm
Insurers' adoption of primacy clauses in their contracts means some properties damaged by last week'...
Lawyer sceptical over Serious Crime Bill
The proposed Serious Crime Bill, which details new 'gangster Asbos' is unlikely to assist the insura...
The key to security
Business Continuity Management Report
Don't fear change
If there is one certainty in life, it is that change is a constant. Throughout 2006, the general ins...
Staff costs precedent set
Staff costs are set to form part of recoverable damages for future business interruption claims, fol...
Waiting for the phone to ring
Care and Compensation Review
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...