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Online onlyLegal blog: Love is … litigation
Lord Justice Jackson's reforms to litigation costs are just one set of proposals under consideration this Valentine's Day
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Online onlyIAG UK hit by reserve hikes and winter weather
Parent cuts full-year estimate on worse-than-expected UK result
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Online onlyCunningham Lindsey hires Garwyn's Warren
Cunningham Lindsey expands liability adjusting and claims management practice
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Online onlyWelsh/English bilingual broking website launched
North Wales broker hopes to net extra 10,000 policies with new website
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Online onlyXchanging could breach banking covenants - analyst
Back office support firm for Lloyd's of London is at risk of getting into trouble with the banks
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Online onlyClaims director Phil Bird leaves Groupama
Claims division shake-up results in Bird's exit
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Online onlyXchanging shares crash as boss quits
Xchanging issues profit warning amid £100m writedown
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Online onlyPowerplace boss Matthew Reed quits Towergate
Reed becomes latest in a list of high profile departures to quit consolidator
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ClaimsNeil Thunström: Say goodbye to the compensation culture
Personal accident insurance is a way of taking responsibility for our own health and safety instead of playing the blame game
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NewsABI launches fraud register that will ‘save insurers millions’
AXA fraud manager warns scammers list will need strict handling
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NewsInsurance payout for UK’s big freeze reached £1.4bn
December saw insurers handle more than 12,000 a day
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IT EventsRoundtable: Third-party politics
The issue of third-party capture has the insurance sector divided, so we got some leading industry figures in a room together to battle it out in the hope of some consensus
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ClaimsArmed and ready
Insurance fraudsters cost the economy billions of pounds a year by using ever more sophisticated techniques. But the industry is tooling itself up to hit back with hi-tech weapons
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ClaimsClaims casebook: How dangerous can a shopping basket be?
A recent case looked at what is a reasonable duty of care when assessing whether a supermarket was at fault for a tripping hazard
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People & OpinionBill Gloyn: Facing the future without a paddle
We need a convincing plan for flood cover after 2013, or the consequences will be catastrophic
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Markets & RisksCompensation city
Over the past 30 years, Bristol has become the hub of the UK legal expenses insurance sector, bringing prosperity but also sparking rivalries between its three main players. Insurance Times looks at their colourful history and finds out how they are planning to cope in a rapidly changing market
