Claims Club

Great Scot

Gordon Keyden, partner at Simpson and Marwick solicitors, told Claims Club delegates that Scotland w...

Roar from the crowd

Speaking to the Claims Club audience is often referred to by claimant lawyers as entering the lion's...

Industry fraud move provoking jealousy

The Post Magazine Claims Club's first meeting of 2006 heard directly from the Financial Services Authority, Lloyd's and the fledgling Insurance Fraud Bureau. Jonathan Swift reports

Claims people a dying breed

Lloyd's claims director Kent Chaplin outlined the re-engineering that is going on in the market and ...

Hire firms inclusion call

Pat Smith, Hertz Europe's director of claims and risk management, highlighted a potential problem wi...

To promote or not promote

The question of how the insurance industry should promote its fraud fight to the wider public led to...

Liability Claims Costs - An explosive issue

The majority of periodical payments are currently linked to the retail price index. Ana Paula Nacif reports on an ongoing court battle to move this link onto the average earnings index, which could blow open the way insurers pay claims

Business Interruption - Last man standing

Business interruption insurance has been forced into the spotlight following the London bombings and the Buncefield explosion last year. Jane Bernstein reports on the options available to make sure businesses survive disasters like these

Rehabilitation - Examining standards

As rehabilitation becomes increasingly important to insurance claims, Dr Edmund Bonikowski explains why it is only a matter of time before rehabilitation providers will need universal accreditation

ABI Claims Reform - A cost-cutting exercise

The Association of British Insurers recently published it's Care and Compensation paper, which could have huge implications on the way personal injury compensation claims are handled. Stephanie Denton reports

Interview - All fired up

Last year looks like being the UK's worst year on record for insured losses caused by fires in commercial buildings. Ralph Savage talks to Chris Hanks about what can be learnt from disasters like the Buncefield oil depot fire

Motor Claims - Supporting parts

Damaged cars are becoming so costly to fix that the insurance industry wants to put the issue of vehicle design centre stage. Insurers and manufacturers both have a role to play in the area of spares and repairs, writes Edward Murray

Underinsurance - Taking a gamble

Underinsurance is a major risk for homeowners faced with a fire or flood claim. Paul Cousineau asks whether the Financial Services Authority will crack down on contents cover that falls woefully short of the true value of belongings

Workplace Violence - Store wars

With physical and verbal abuse against retail employees on the increase, and new government legislation proposing limits to what its compensation scheme should cover, Noel Walsh takes a look at workplace violence

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