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Appointment at The Search Group.
The Search Group recruitment agency has appointed Julie Keating as senior account manager for the in...
Garwyn faces unclear fate.
The future of liability loss adjuster Garwyn remains uncertain following QBE's victory in the protr...
Loss adjuster not for sale
Liability loss adjuster Garwyn, which recorded profits up 12% for 1999, has said that Australian grou...
Partners in claims.
Edward Murray finds out what Norwich Union and IPRS had in mind when they joined up to launch a rehabilitation pilot scheme for those out of work.
Appointment at Travellers Protection Services.
Stuart Barnes and David Coe have been appointed as account handlers by Norwich-based Travellers Prot...
PYV launches online news service.
Lloyd's broker PYV has launched an online news service for solicitors looking to negotiate their way...
Industry pays off.
This year's young achiever set up a new company for AIG Europe and in doing so brought rehabilitation and case management to the top of the corporate agenda. Alex Broad explains.
And the winners are ...
At last, the waiting is finally over for this year's entrants. Below is a list of the lucky winners who went away with awards.
Rehab deal for Treatment.
A network of specialist rehabilitation professionals is close to signing deals with a number of majo...
Stop the cheats.
Malingering claimants are an expensive problem for insurers. So how can you catch them out? What should you look for in medical reports? Dave Cottam gives his views.
Lords close door on insurers' defence.
Public liability insurers will be disappointed with the House of Lords' decision in Jolley v Sutton ...
Stakeholder drive.
Pensions consultancy Johnstone Douglas, a subsidiary of Alexander Forbes, has launched a marketing i...
Uncomfortable, yes, radical, no.
Chris Wilkes, partner at Beachcroft Wansb-roughs, said no matter how uncomfortable insurers might fe...
Appointment at Keoghs.
Julie Taylor and Debbie Vosper have joined the Bolton-based marketing team of law firm Keoghs. Ms Ta...
Iron Trades' staff 'premiere'.
The workshop on rehabilitation saw the 'premiere' of a short play performed by Iron Trades' staff ab...
Aon targets law firms with new PI service.
Aon has launched a new claims and risk management service to handle professional indemnity claims. ...
Oliver quits BLM for niche practice.
The head of law firm Berrymans Lace Mawer's general and product liability practice is to defect to n...
A matter of rules.
The rules for recovery in the case of conditional fee arrangements have now been laid down and contain some worrying elements for the insurance industry, as Martin Staples reports.
Busy making progress.
Amid the regular industry complaints about service providers' poor standards, merger mayhem and prob...
Off to a good start.
Eight months since our Rehabilitation First campaign was launched, Anthony Gould reports on functional capacity assessments, which offer an extensive analysis of an individual's injury.
Action cures fear.
Speaking in public can reduce the most confident person to a bag of nerves. Yvonne Delahaye advises on the way to overcome those fears.
Appointment at Aon Consulting.
Helen-Mary Finney has joined Aon Consulting's research department in Harrow. Previously she worked f...
CGU Life gives help to IFAs.
IFAs have been offered the chance to pre-empt the introduction of stakeholder pensions with the laun...
Carrying the torch in war on fraud.
In the US, insurance fraud costs $130bn a year, but the country's insurers and government are far more proactive than their UK counterparts in tackling the problem. David Fanning finds out why.