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Underwriter seals insurer SME deals
Ingham adds seven new products to online trading system
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Online onlyWarning over drainage 'timebomb'
Major UK insurers refusal to acknowledge ‘wear and tear’ in policies could cost "thousands", says company
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ClaimsBe prepared
Staff are more likely than ever to take their employer to court and compensation payouts can be huge. So the onus is on employers to know their liability products.
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People & OpinionErin Brockovich
Almost a decade after Hollywood celebrated her landmark victory , the environmental campaigner is still fighting. Lauren MacGillivray finds her prepared to deliver a tough message on asbestos to insurers at the Biba conference
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NewsTravel insurers face flurry of claims as Foreign Office queries travel to Mexico
Insurers reduce working hours in Mexico offices
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News AnalysisFasten your safety-belts…
Just when you thought things couldn’t get any worse, along comes swine flu to knock us all for six. So what can insurers expect – a near miss, some scary turbulence or a full-scale emergency landing? Saxon East takes us through the possible scenarios
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NewsDavid Oliver signs three-year travel partnership with AXA
Sunworld Travel launches new policies
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Markets & RisksMarkets: Insurance 2.0 on motor cover
Mystery shopping by the research services company Celent reveals that UK insurers offer the best experience of buying motor cover online compared with other European countries.Celent, which focuses on the use of information technology in global financial services, based its judgment on quoting, usability and channel management (advising customers on ...
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NewsABI sets out its own plans for flood management
Lack of timetable for draft bill worries association as it calls for ‘rapid political consensus’
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Online onlyNew Hastings aggregator to make charity donations
Not-for-profit insurance comparison site to give away profits
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ClaimsSensible option must be part of process
If solicitors and claimants are to embrace mediation to resolve disputes, says Paul Ashurst, the advantages must be made obvious to both parties
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NewsInsurer wants costs after ‘false’ PI claim by solicitors
Quinn claims £72,000 costs for investigating firm
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ClaimsClaims casebook
A lawyer’s response to a judgment that could see bare-headed cyclists share blame for injuries
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ClaimsBill of health
The medico-legal reporting agencies that recruit doctors to provide personal injury evidence have had a joint fees agreement for two years. But as agencies go out of business, a remaining player says the trade body is not doing enough.
