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Huge liability claims likely after crash.
Huge liability claims look likely to hit (re)insurers following the crash of a high-speed Inter-City...
BUPA in health deal.
BUPA International has entered into a partnership with relocation specialist First Point Internation...
Appointment at Moore & Blatch.
A serious motorbike crash when he was 21 made Alan Moger decide to opt for a legal career working wi...
Appointment at Veitch Penny.
Former loss adjuster Darren Salter was recently admitted as a solicitor at a Law Society ceremony in...
Windscreens could be clearer.
Through the Internet maze with Richard Griffiths.
Think FEW for fewer accidents.
Hill House Hammond is recognising National Child Safety Week this week by giving advice which could ...
Only NU backs NHS.
Norwich Union Healthcare is the only healthcare company sponsoring the National Health Service confe...
BAV chief cautions against 'turnover at any price'.
Last week I was in Berlin for the annual meeting of the Presse Internationale des Assurances, an ass...
Legacy of software.
Pericom Software has introduced a legacy application re-engineering program, which works in conjunct...
Government relocation heralds major changes.
Germany is currently undergoing an enormous change as a result of re-unification. Nowhere is this...
Appointment at INDECS.
Ian Willcocks has joined the risk management team at INDECS from Sedgwick Bankrisk, where he spent 1...
PIA acts on compliance.
The PIA has repremanded David Jackson Insurance Services after several concerns were identified rega...
Power to the people.
In recent years, derecognition turned many unions into toothless tigers. But Steve Banner explains how the government's Fairness at Work White Paper will once again give them some bite.
Primechoice sponsors.
Michael Smith (above) of Primechoice celebrates a new sponsorship deal with Bailey Fairs, the larges...
Exclusive - Crawford staff fall victim to the margins war.
Over one hundred jobs will be shed as a result of massive restructuring by leading loss adjusters Cr...
On the lookout for watchers.
Insurers will be in the front line this week as National Neighbourhood Watch Week aims to recruit a ...
What the papers say.
THE SUN A German tourist told a court how his family's sunshine holiday was ruined because his co...
Pensions drive is no spur-of-the-moment action.
In his letter last week, Geoffrey Lloyd expressed support for our campaign to end integration in ins...
Appointment at RP Hodson.
After a short spell with another broker, RP Hodson's former director Bryan Barley has rejoined the c...
Appointment at Insurance Institute of Guildford.
Ellis & Buckle's Tony Coxon has been elected president of the Insurance Institute of Guildford. It i...
Exclusive - CMG warns of IT bottleneck.
CMG has launched a software solution that offers insurers a fast track method of adding Individual S...
Going west?
Commercial legal expenses is still a relatively untapped market, despite the first policy having been written in the mid-70s. Regulations are now swinging in favour of employee over employer. Report by Alex Miller.
Lloyd's must embrace change to keep apace'.
A "formidable array of global and dominant local insurers" are threatening the future of the Lloyd's...
Fishers to clear IRISC debts by 1999.
Fisher Group will have paid off all the debts of its latest aquisition, IRISC Technical Services, by...