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The onus is on the claimant, not defendant, to prove a claim is not fraudulent, Kellie Lacey reminds the insurance industry. Providing a firm has an efficient strategy is in place, it has a greater chance of dismissing suspect cases

When faced with a suspect claim, it is essential to devise an effective strategy to maximise prospects of success. While approaches may vary depending on the type of case and the nature of the issues

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