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Victory for natural justice.
No one in the insurance industry can be particularly surprised by last week's decision to overturn t...
Call for insurer justice.
Chris Phillips, who led the insurance industry's argument in the Fairchild, Fox and Matthews cases on asbestos-related compensation, analyses last week's ruling by the House of Lords and calls for justice for insurance companies.
Football match charity climax.
The Post Magazine Charity Football Competition reaches its climax on Thursday, when the final for th...
Clinical negligence appealed on proportionality.
Secretary of State for the Home Department v Lownds (Court of Appeal - 21 March 2002).
APIL raises fears of ATE collapse.
The after-the-event insurance market may collapse if insurers win in Callery v Gray, heard last mont...
Fairchild ruling: the verdict
The House of Lords has over-turned the Court of Appeal's decision in the crucial Fairchild, Fox and M...
Appointment at Keoghs.
National law firm Keoghs has taken on a new partner to further strengthen its personal injury team. ...
PPB to pay out on Indie losses.
Following negotiation with the Policyholders' Protection Board and its successor the Financial Servi...
A medical diagnosis.
Post Magazine's Rehabilitation First campaign has raised the profile and stressed the importance of rehabilitation to professionals across the insurance industry, but what exactly does the term mean? Dr Edmund Bonikowski provides a full diagnosis.
The honest test to help in rooting out dishonesty.
Twinsectra v Frances John Yardley and others (House of Lords - 21 March 2002).
Appointment at Alan Boswell.
Norwich-based Alan Boswell Group has appointed Maxine Murray as an account handler. Ms Murray has wi...
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Asbestos ruling due today Analysis of the House of Lords judgement in the key asbestos-related di...
High costs suffer crushing defeat.
Booth v Britannia Hotels (Court of Appeal - 26 March 2002).
Cornhill refused leave to appeal.
Allianz Cornhill has been refused leave to appeal the Clark v Ardington credit hire decision to the H...
Prophit Share launches fraud-buster software.
CRM specialist Prophit Share has developed software it hopes will enable insurers to attack fraud, o...
KWELM scheme end in sight.
The KWELM scheme of arrangement, one of the largest insurance insolvencies ever, could end within fo...
View from the Top - Andrew Torrance
Andrew Torrance, general manager, Allianz The industry is currently considering its response to a c...
Reaping the training rewards.
More and more insurance companies are sowing the training seed, offering attractive financial rewards to encourage staff to take professional exams. And the better qualified crop of staff that result bring benefits all round, says Hugh Thompson.
40 years ago.
Insurers had concerns over stress in the workplace 40 years ago, but as this report in PM showed, the advice was a little different to today.
House of Lords begins hearing on mesothelioma cases.
The House of Lords began hearing the Matthews, Fairchild and Fox cases on mesothelioma this week - a...
UK stalls on Euro aviation cover.
The UK government is still at loggerheads with the aviation industry over proposals for a European go...
Through the internet maze with Richard Griffiths.
Insurance technology provider Mi has not been around for long, but it has managed to come up with a ...
Appointment at The Broker Network.
The Broker Network has made Debi Mawer underwriting manager of its business development team. She wi...