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IT EventsFlooding roundtable: 'Everyone should contribute'
With the government reducing spending on flood defences, and public sector cuts taking hold, the future of insuring flood-risk areas is looking troublesome. Our panel of industry experts debated the issues
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IT EventsFlooding rountable: Keynote speakers
The participants in our flooding roundtable had strong opinions on how flood risk should be managed
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Online onlyPleural plaques challenge rejected
Insurers preparing appeal to Supreme Court against Scots court’s verdict
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Online onlyOmega estimates $23.6m Japan loss
Insurer predicts combined $17.1m loss for other 2011 catastrophes
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Online onlyG4S snaps up The Cotswold Group
Personal injury insurance fraud specialist sold to security solutions group
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Online onlySwinton looking at 'pay as you drive' boxes
Technology could save customer 15-20%, says Halpin
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Online onlyWH Smith to offer in-store legal services
Retailer teams up with lawyers for in-store legal help as fears grow of a new explosion in PI litigation
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Online onlyRiIG expects lower loss in 2010
Claims management firm returned to profitability in Q1 2011
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Breaking NewsReinsurers to push for higher rates following catastrophe losses
Total insured losses from Japan estimated at between $20bn and $45bn
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IT InvestigatesMoJ claims portal: A fast track to fresh delays?
After a bungled launch, the MoJ’s RTA claims portal seems to be making good on the promise of more efficient management of low-value claims. But the government’s plans to extend it to more complex, costly claims may create a major bump in the road
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Online onlyReducing discount rate 'will up premiums'
Legal experts warn of serious consequences for customers if the discount rate is trimmed
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Online onlyAPIL launches judicial review of discount rate
Association of Personal Injury Lawyers legal action could cost insurers millions
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Online onlyMitsui warns UK property owners of fire risks
Lloyd’s insurer urges caution on timber-frame buildings
