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Taisei Fire & Marine Insurance will postpone submitting plan.
Japanese insurer Taisei Fire & Marine Insurance will postpone submitting a court-mandated rehabilita...
Backlog of run-off work from Solicitors' Indemnity Fund close to
The backlog of run-off work from the Solicitors' Indemnity Fund is close to ending this year, as the...
National PI summit called as Australia faces festival crisis.
A national summit on public liability insurance in Australia began this week in order to avert a pot...
Claims Direct losses to hit £22m
No win no fee company Claims Direct has predicted overall pre-tax losses of around £22m for the year ...
Cambridge-based La Playa plans to double its turnover.
Cambridge-based high net worth and media, arts and technology broker La Playa plans to double its tu...
Zurich Professional enters accountants' PI.
The top two concerns of accountants seeking mandatory professional indemnity cover are increasingly ...
Frivolous employment claims by employees.
Frivolous employment claims by employees are on the rise, according to research by the Engineering E...
German insurer Allianze working on airlines policy.
German insurer Allianz is working on a policy for airlines to cover losses on the ground resulting f...
Through the internet maze with Richard Griffiths.
This must be a first. Budget Insurance's website actually recommends you use the Opera web browser, ...
Minister praises insurers over asbestos action
Scottish Secretary Helen Liddell last night praised the insurance industry in her speech at the Char...
More WTC lawsuits likely
The terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre(WTC) last September have so far given rise to four li...
Appointment at Weightmans.
Law firm Weightmans has expanded its litigation practice, with the addition of five lawyers. Marine ...
S&F set to offer brokers an acquisition life-line.
Singer & Friedlander Insurance Finance plans to offer selected brokers access to acquisition finance ...
Last resort for foot and mouth?
Last week, the Association of British Insurers suggested the government could become insurer of last resort in the event of another outbreak of foot and mouth disease, adopting a similar approach to Pool Re. Lance Harvey looks at the issues.
Experian does data cleansing for More Th>n.
Database management company Experian has completed a data cleansing project with More Th>n, the dire...
Liddell sets deadline for Chester Street progress.
The insurance industry has been given until mid-April to provide "evidence of significant progress" o...
New move in T&N/RSA claims row.
Claimant solicitors Thompsons is seeking a suspension of the bankrupt motor part manufacturer Turner...
Appointment at Browne Jacobson.
Browne Jacobson has recruited Bridget Tatham and Kevin Lawson, defendant personal injury specialists...
Unmasked adjuster questions added value.
As the original anonymous contributor (loss adjusting fee cuts mean more fraudulent claims go unchec...
Equitas fights pay-now ruling.
Lloyd's run-off company Equitas's lawyers are set to appeal the latest US court decision to go agains...
Through the internet maze with Richard Griffiths.
This is a pleasant enough website with enough to distinguish itself from the crowd. As it currently ...
Industry split over fraud.
The attitude of insurers towards fraud varies enormously, according to Bob Barnett of Ravenstone Inv...
Internet technology will "unlock huge benefits".
Using internet technology to integrate the supply chain could unlock huge benefits in terms of custo...
Customer service can be improved says Helphire director.
David Robertson, group operations director of Helphire, set out the role accident management compani...