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Root of the problem.

Although the floods have subsided, many properties could suffer long-term heave problems - especially where trees are found nearby. Insurers are cracking down on such risks, says Simon Threadgold.

Judith Fairchild.

(Suing on her own behalf & on behalf of the estate of dependents of Arthur Eric Fairchild, deceased)...

Chaucer in: Sabre out?

Lloyd's insurer Chaucer Insurance is to offer brokers non-standard motor products, as the market awa...

Service key to care.

Ward Evans Direct has launched a new 24-hour emergency service for clients who lose their keys or ha...

Paddick's appealing.

Institute of Insurance Brokers director general Andrew Paddick has confirmed the organisation will a...

Goshawk swoops.

Integrated Lloyd's insurance vehicle Goshawk has entered the professional indemnity market. It has a...

Changing face of the South-East.

Traditionally, the South-East has been the centre of the UK's insurance industry, but all this is changing. Carol Connolly and David Cooper find out what this means for recruitment.

Government drives in.

The drivers' database being developed by the Motor Insurers Information Centre has won government ba...

Taxi recovery.

Preston-based Catterall Insurance Services has said it will step in and provide cover for taxi and p...

Signing up for travel.

Devitt Insurance Services has signed up travel operator Mark Warner for its Carapace cover. The brok...

Mortgage move.

Zurich Personal Insurances is to attack the 40% share of the UK home and buildings insurance market ...

ABI man in dock.

MPs are set to investigate the Association of British Insurers' genetic adviser Professor Raeburn, a...

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