Analysis
Commentary - Contributory negligence is not a deliberate defence clause
Although Tony Martin, the Norfolk farmer convicted of the manslaughter of Fred Barras and wounding o...
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An unsettled outlook for household
Household
Bomb blast model launched
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The painful truth
Chronic Pain
On the record
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Italian risk is lagging behind
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The Costa insurance
Spain
WBN plans Asia expansion
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What's the score?
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Case checks floodgates
O'Brien v The Chief Constable Of South Wales Police (Court of Appeal - 23 July 2003)
Are adjusters' numbers up?
Loss Adjusters
It's a dog's life?
Pet Insurance
No more playing with fire
Schemes
Holding the road in the fleet sector
Fleet Motor
Communication is crucial in the employee benefits game
Educating staff increases the take-up and value of benefit packages. Bob Perkins explains why employers must continue to be involved long after the design stage has ended
Nailing the fraudsters
Public Sector
Commentary - School not liable for education gap
Abdul Ali v The Head Teacher and Governors of the Lord Grey School (Queen's Bench Division - 27 June 2003)
Caught in the speed trap?
The creation of the IFSC has seen massive growth in the number of insurance companies in Dublin. This has produced a deepened well of local expertise, but Lynn Rouse wonders whether it has it all happened too quickly with the infrastructure creaking…
Moves to curb vexatious litigants
Many of us will have been frustrated in the past when faced by a claimant who has a history of bring...
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Local authority ruling effects insurer payout
Crookdake v Drury (Queen's Bench Division - 31 July 2003)