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FeaturesWorker status confounds legal expenses insurance provision
Is the middle ground between being an employee or a self-employed contractor causing a grey area for the provision of legal expenses insurance?
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News‘More to be done’ on fundamental dishonesty claims – Horwich Farrelly
The law firm will continue to work with Aviva to stamp out fraud while identifying new areas exploited by fraudsters
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NewsLloyd vs Google: The implications for brokers and insurers
The legal case has thrown open the doors for privacy liability exposure claims as it represents a dramatic shift in the favour of claimants
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NewsCuvva to move into motor amid £15m funding round
The insurtech plans to use the proceeds of its funding to grow its team with the ambition of doubling in size over the next 18 months
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NewsCrash for cash scammers sentenced for LV= fraud attempt
Links were found between both parties involved in a collision
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NewsAllianz partners with insurtech to offer on-demand insurance to freelancers
The insurer will underwrite business insurance via London-based business Dinghy
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NewsZurich aims to reduce rehabilitation time for life-changing PI claims
The insurer believes its new claims solution can reduce rehabilitation time for amputees by about eight months
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NewsBrexit is biggest concern for insurance chief execs says KPMG
Climate change was considered a top threat to businesses in 2019
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NewsProfessional body launches guide to tackle claims fraud
The Society of Claims Professionals offers four recommendations to clarify fraud cases
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NewsNational network brokers more likely to experience mental health issues – Ecclesiastical
It found that flexible working was the top response for employer intervention to improve workplace wellbeing for brokers
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NewsQBE saves £145,000 in costs after bogus personal injury claimant uncovered
Social media posts revealed active runner and cyclist was still participating in sporting events despite £60k personal injury claim
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NewsSecurity professionals view cyber insurance as a ‘necessary evil’
A third of those that work in cyber security think that cyber insurance is good
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News AnalysisWhiplash reform hangs in the balance as election fever reigns
Voices in the industry say it would be a ’great disappointment’ if December’s election signalled the end of the much-discussed whiplash reforms
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NewsMarsh reveals drivers for changing D&O landscape
Rising claims are showing no sign of tailing off in a soft market
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NewsAround two-thirds of customers want to hear more from their insurer
Collinson states that insurers are missing a trick to build customer retention and loyalty by not communicating enough
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NewsLegal consolidator posts booming revenue growth
The firm has completed the integration of its five recent acquisitions
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NewsSimply Business tool theft petition thwarted by general election
In 2019, a van is broken into every 23 minutes in the UK as claims costs soar
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NewsHorwich Farrelly saves Aviva almost £100,000 in ten fundamental dishonesty wins
The law firm has a 15-year relationship with Aviva
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NewsMcNamee’s MGA to launch property and casualty proposition
The digital MGA plans to enter the P&C market from January 2020
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NewsABI puts a figure on northern flood costs
Hundreds of properties were affected by the flooding event earlier this month
