Claims
Royal and Sun Alliance calls for reform to be stepped up
Royal and Sun Alliance has called for the pace of reform of the UK's employers' liability market to ...
Carry on a fraud
Travel Fraud
Fraud detection doubles
Insurers have almost doubled fraud detection during the past three years but are still only identify...
Solicitors biased over claims limit
Of course Thompsons doesn't want the small claims limit increased from £1000 to £5000 - it would los...
Fraud only forfeits fraud
Axa General Insurance v Gottlieb (Court of Appeal - 11 February 2005)
Support grows for fraud initiative
The CPP Group today signed up to support the Government Immobilise mobile phone initiative and predicted less mobile phone insurance fraud.
Zurich pledges reduced rates
Zurich Professional claims its revised professional indemnity insurance rates for accountants will offer premium savings of up to a third.
RSA ups the ante in EL reform push
Royal and Sun Alliance has called for the pace of reform of the UK’s Employers’ Liability market to be stepped-up.
Compensation delivery must be improved
"There has to be a better way of delivering compensation", Duncan Boyle, UK chief executive of Royal...
Forbes hit by Willis move
London Market News
Spitzer is just a symptom
Why are brokers concerned about the fallout in the UK from the Eliot Spitzer investigations in the U...
View from the Top
Industry must seize the opportunity to impress the public
Insurers launch appeal against pleural plaques judgement
Norwich Union and Zurich have lodged an appeal against the pleural plaques judgement made last month...
Chain reaction
Loss assessors are often left out of the claims process, with each link in the chain pulling against each other. Chris Ray argues this helps no one, least of all the consumer
Norwich Union to contest pleural plaques judgement
Norwich Union has decided to contest the pleural plaques judgement made earlier this year by Judge Holland, to continue compensation payments to people with pleural plaques
No long-term plan
Claimant's View
Government reprieve saves industry £225m
Insurers have won an 18-month reprieve before the NHS can recover costs from workplace injuries, pot...
Up close on personal
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Fraud tarnishes a whole claim
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The daily grind
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Appointment at Questgates
Loss adjuster Questgates has recruited Chris Lewis to take operational responsibility for its liabil...
Court sets dangerous precedent
Millions of people could be entitled to claim damages relating to the Sudan 1 food product recall sh...
Education officer: same as a teacher
Carty v London Borough of Croydon (Court of Appeal - 27 January 2005)
Testing the water
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