Five former Axiom Ince executives appeared at Westminster Magistrates Court on Wednesday (15 January) to hear charges being brought against them by the Serious Fraud Office.
Adam Humphrey, president of the Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters, has revealed changes at the professional body that should prevent the Financial Ombudsman Service criticising the sector again.
The Insurance Fraud Bureau will launch a ‘unified fraud technology platform,’ which will integrate insurance fraud datasets into one database, in 2026.
Shirley Woolham, CEO of Minster Law, speaks to Insurance Post about the firm's return to profitability, its investment strategy, and her opinions on the Whiplash reforms.
Trade Voice: Kim Harrison, president of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers, says Scotland’s fairer system hasn’t caused disquiet from insurers and asks why England and Wales remain stuck in the past.
Stuart Dean, associate director at Criterion Loss Adjusters, kicks off his week in Bedfordshire assessing fire damage to a 16th century listed house, before heading to Jersey mid-week to inspect repairs for damage caused by Storm Ciarán, ending the week by jetting off to Mallorca to handle a claim.
The use of warranty and indemnity insurance grew to record levels during the first half of 2024 while claims and payments increase, a poll of providers has shown.
As insurers brace for billions of dollars of losses due to the damage done by the Los Angeles wildfires, experts have warned it could take years to rebuild the homes of Hollywood stars.
17 Jan 2025 
