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Navigators on a course for web success.
Through the Internet maze with Richard Griffiths.
Bright start for Michael.
Michael Bright, chairman and managing director of Independent Insurance, was elected a vice-presiden...
State Farm prepares to defend lawsuit.
The United States Supreme Court has given the green light for five million policyholders to sue Stat...
Britannia checks firms' fire safety.
National Britannia is offering small firms the opportunity to stub out the fire risks within their p...
Union gets the hump with 'sleeping policemen' case.
An historic test case concerning injuries sustained by 'sleeping policemen' has been scrapped after ...
Decision day for deadlocked IBRC.
The Insurance Brokers Registration Council is due to meet tomorrow to decide how it will be run afte...
CII logo goes 'modern'.
The Chartered Insurance Institute launched a new corporate identity at its conference in Birmingham ...
Shall we dance?
Insurers have been challenged to "dance" with neural technology and create more effective risk manag...
Co-op blames Lords for hike in motor premiums.
Co-operative Insurance has cut the cost of its contents and building insurance for the fifth time in...
PPP helps compile guide to care homes.
PPP Healthcare and the King's Fund have released a new guide to help people choose the best care hom...
Appointment at Greenwoods Solicitors.
Four lawyers have been added to the personal injury team of Greenwoods Solicitors. Paul Phillips joi...
Appointment at Bluett Smith & Co.
Beckenham-based Bluett Smith & Co, which this year is celebrating its 110th anniversary, has appoint...
New-look CGU grabs maximum publicity.
The new CGU was launched to the public this week with the start of an £8m adverting campaign which k...
Perils of this sporting life.
David Fanning discovers that whether you are on land, sea or in the air, there are some pastimes that carry a sporting chance of landing you either in hospital or court.
Money saver for drivers.
Young motorists could reduce their car insurance by taking an advanced driving test after they have ...
Redesign gives 25% free cover.
Berkeley Alexander has redesigned its premier mortgage protection contract, Safetyfirst, to provide ...
Georges breezes into the record books.
Hurricane Georges has become the fifth most expensive natural disaster of all time. Estimates from t...
Appointment at RB Hawkins & Associates.
Peter Reupke has joined the Cambridge fire investigation office of RB Hawkins & Associates. Previous...
What the papers say.
THE SUN Impressionist Joe Longthorne has been kicked out of his temporary home after theatre boss...
Cornhill denies work reforms.
Cornhill has denied the axing of an estimated 20 surveyors as part of its plans to reduce the number...
Appointment at Lyons Davidson.
Richard Charles and Mark Rivers have been made partners at Lyons Davidson Solicitors. Former police ...
When poisoning was a bitter pill for insurers.
"Poisoning and Life Assurance" was the heading at the top of page 2 of Post Magazine of Saturday 7 October 1848. The article reflected the growing concern that the industry was the subject of a rash of suspicious claims.
Fears come true as Treasury sinks CAT claws into ISAs.
Rumours that the government might back down on its proposed benchmarks for its new Individual Saving...
From zero to insurance heroes.
The Government could become a hero to the insurance world if its plans to crack down on crime are ef...