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A to B in UK via AA.

AA cardholders can access free route information for anywhere in the UK on the AA's website at www.t...

£164m in the red.

Australian insurer AMP has slipped into the red by A$398 (£164m) partly due to liabilities incurred ...

In the wake of Woolf.

With the Woolf Reforms now several months' old, Ken Cannar looks at the impact that they have had so far and also on the ways in which they have still to affect legal cases for insurers.

Club Direct.

A leading travelling insurer has decided to mind the gap. With more students choosing to travel abro...

Seven sued.

Seven US insurers have been sued by policyholders claiming that they require auto repair shops to us...

Decent exposure.

David Gilchrist, chairman of integrated Lloyd's vehicle Kiln, has predicted that Kiln's syndicates w...

Appointment at Syndicate 55.

Nick Revill has been made regional underwriter for Syndicate 55. Previously he was commercial sales ...

RSI: the heat is on.

The recent award of £10,000 to a blacksmith claiming damages for repetitive strain injury has reheat...

Appointment at QBE.

Timothy Kenny has been promoted to executive vice-president of QBE's American operations, taking res...

Laying down the law.

John Butler, Reinsurance's legal correspondent for 30 years, selects some of the defining moments in the history of reinsurance law.

More political risk.

Bermudian political risk underwriting agency Sovereign Risk Insurance is to increase its capacity fr...

A reversal of duties.

The fraud conviction of US Aviation Underwriters has been overturned. Laura Zimmitti assesses the implications.

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