Claims
Time crucial in RTA case
Jacqueline Adam v Rasal Ali, (Court of Appeal - 21 February 2006)
Sickness levels hit insurance productivity
Most insurance industry managers admit to being unproductive for at least 20% of their working time due to poor health.
Howden eyes PL leaders
Lloyd's broker Howden plans to expand into product liability lines this year as part of its aim to b...
Appointment at Berryman
Wayne Lord has been appointed associate in the business services team at Berryman, where he will be ...
Appointment at Fusion Insurance
Fusion Insurance has made two claims negotiator appointments to its claims team in London: Ian Jolly...
Appointment at Quest Partnership
Mark Gately has become managing associate partner at Quest Partnership. Mr Gately has headed the fir...
Appointment at Kynixa
Kynixa has made Louise Joyce and Debbie Holm case managers in its Leeds office. Ms Joyce joins from ...
PMA establishes rehabilitation service
PMA has established a rehabilitation service with Independent Case Management Consultancy to offer a...
The claimant's view
Disproportionate costs are a compensation-culture-style myth, says Tom Jones
Questgates relocates to new head office in central Birmingham
Loss adjuster Questgates has relocated to a new head office on The Wharf, the modern canal side deve...
Budget: insurance industry response
Gordon Brown, Chancellor of the Exchequer plans to hold further consultations on insurance taxation for the UK, it was revealed today, although he did not introduce any measures directly related to the general insurance industry in today's Budget.
Budget: London Market joins government in selling London to the world
Key stakeholders in London’s financial sector are joining forces with the government to promote London as the world’s leading international financial centre.
PMA launches work rehabilitation service
PMA has established a rehabilitation service with Independent Case Management Consultancy (ICMC) to offer a rehabilitation and get-you-back to work service branded Fit2Work. It will initially be provided to the Payment Protection claims sector of the…
Credit hire: a vision for change
Motor Claims: Conference Report
Sand storm
US asbestos litigation
Legal action may hit insurer clawbacks
Insurers' attempts to recover losses arising out of the Buncefield explosion will suffer severe dela...
Asbestos liability stance on the line
Insurers were awaiting judgement yesterday from the House of Lords in a case that could drastically ...
The age of trespasser is not relevant to the danger
Keown v Coventry Healthcare NHS Trust, (Court of Appeal - 2 March 2006)
FSA publishes updated factsheet
The Financial Services Authority has published an updated version of its factsheet on buying profess...
Free to testify?
The latest judgement in the case of controversial paediatrician Sir Roy Meadow has boldly extended the protection afforded to expert witnesses in court. Juliette Mellman-Jones reports
Haddrill heads to India for talks
India's "protectionist" legislation limiting foreign ownership of its country's insurers to a 26% st...
Berryman launches unit
East Midlands law firm Berryman has launched a business defence unit within its insurance team, head...
Blurred vision
Directors' and Officers': US
Ad comparison is just a digression
Diarmuid McKeown's attempts to compare the advertising practices of the alcohol industry with the cl...