Claims
Motor insurer rolls out new rehab pilot
Motor specialist Link is extending its rehabilitation pilot across sister company Zenith's book, fol...
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View from the Top
Legal head in roundabout staged accident warning
Law firm Ricksons Solicitors has highlighted the growing number of staged accidents on UK roundabout...
Mondial to launch rehabilitation arm
Travel insurance provider Mondial Assistance has said it will soon be launching a rehabilitation arm...
Reinstatement costs addressed
I write with regard to the interview with Tony Boobier ('Mr Fix It', PM, 16 March 2006, pp10-11). T...
Appointment at Fitzgerald Consulting
Graeme Shurben has joined Fitzgerald Consulting as a senior consultant based in Newcastle. Mr Shurbe...
Call for a return to thorough training
I wholeheartedly agree with Jim Pittman's comments regarding the recruiting and training of claims s...
Appointment at Heath Lambert
Heath Lambert has recruited two new members of staff to its Aberdeen office: Mark Webster and Patric...
Claims Roundtable - All hands to the pump
Broking Supplement
AUL swoops to recruit four
Agency Underwriting Limited has boosted its team with four appointments at the company's headquarters in Colchester.
Fielding the green question
The Faculty of Insurance Broking is launching its first regional programme of masterclasses dedicate...
Highway extends rehabilitation trial
Motor insurer Highway has extended its three-year rehabilitation trial in order to concentrate on br...
Former directors of Preston Whiteside appear in court
Two former directors of broker Preston Whiteside appeared at Sheffield Crown Court last Thursday on ...
Competition likely to rise
A report into the UK personal injury market by Datamonitor has revealed that competition in the afte...
The way forward
Motor Report
Lawyer warns of new staged accident hot spots
Crashes at roundabouts are now a serious and persistent menace where motor fraud is concerned, according to a leading insurance expert.
Highway dubs rehab pilot a success
A trial undertaken by motor insurer Highway has shown that case management led rehabilitation can lead to earlier settlement negotiations and increased accuracy on reserving by helping claimants return to pre-accident employment or to consider practical…
Preston Whiteside directors in court today
Two of the former directors of Preston Whiteside, the broker alleged to be at the centre of a £3.5m insurance fraud in 2003, are due to appear at a Crown Court hearing in Sheffield today.
Work Wise Week urges 'smarter' working practice
Organisations across the UK are being urged to try out 'smarter' working practices in Work Wise Week...
Reforms address reality
Tom Jones is wrong to accuse the insurance industry of lies about disproportionate costs in personal...
RSA launch to take on claimant lawyers
Royal and Sun Alliance has launched a rehabilitation pilot to get injured parties back to work and '...
What the papers said this week
Daily Mail The 18-month jail sentence handed to a hit-and-run driver who killed medical student Abi...
North of the Border - Claims Spotlight
Scottish courts place progress obligation on pursuer
Premex predicts market due a bout of consolidation
Medico-legal and rehabilitation supplier Premex has predicted the market is due a bout of consolidat...