Claims

Common ground on rehab

Last week's Rehabilitation First conference in London focused on how far the campaign has come. David Worsfold reports.

AMP denies UK exit

Australian insurance giant AMP has hit out at speculation that it is set to quit the UK life and pens...

Life can learn from general

Graham Spittles talks to Jane Bernstein about the UK's emerging rehabilitation culture and says that the claims process is key to success

Rehabilitation reviewed

Post Magazine's Rehabilitation First campaign began three years ago. Next week's update looks at how far the industry has come.

Events

2-3 October Institute of Risk Managers annual conference and dinner Robinson College, Cambridge...

Networking as a contact sport

In an environment where employers value personal recommendation, it makes sense to build up your contacts. Heather White explains how to make a network work for you.

Appointment at Albany

Susan Howe has joined Albany RTA Group as operations development manager. She will have responsibil...

Shedding light on the recovery process

The faster an accident victim receives treatment, the greater their chances of recovery. And with the claims process being a key obstacle, the insurance industry needs to switch on to this idea, says Helen Hatchek.

One or two?

Last year's World Trade Centre attack brought the perennial 'occurrence' and 'event' question back into the spotlight. Giles Kavanagh and Ralph Bankes look at a recent aviation ruling in the UK and at the English courts' increasingly unified approach to…

Causal concerns

John Butler considers the application of socio-economic factors in the House of Lords' decision in the Fairchild v Glenhaven asbestos case.

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