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News AnalysisThe real story of falling whiplash claims
Falling whiplash claims masks the real problem of whiplash
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Online onlyDaily briefing: Is the tide turning on compensation culture?
Insurers may be tempted to rejoice, as sections of Laspo come into force today
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PowerPlace launches free quote-and-buy broker tool
White-labelled software embeds into broker websites
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IFED get convictions for crash for cash fraudsters
Jail for men who sent repair bills to Direct Line and Tradewise from their own workshop
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Online onlySpotlight on car safety
Self-driving skills, autonomous breaking and smart windscreens are just some of the advances set to change the way insurers assess and underwrite vehicles
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Online onlyQ&A: Natalie McClean
Integrating new staff into the business even before their first day on the job helps ensure a smooth transition, says Jelf’s group head of human resources
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NewsAPIL challenges whiplash 'propaganda' as claims fall by 11%
Whiplash claims fall to lowest levels for five years
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Online onlyDaily briefing: Will you be paying less for your motor insurance?
Research shows motor insurance premiums came down 1.4% since Q4 2012
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Online onlyDaily briefing: LMA weighs into whiplash debate
Lloyd’s underwriter trade body has sound ideas, but will they help the overall cause?
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NewsQuindell wins new insurer contracts and buys claims firm
New three-year contract expected to generate up to £20m of revenue
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Online onlySpotlight on: Big Data
Data enrichment is more than just the latest buzzwords, it’s the way ahead for the insurance industry, providing insurers with the tools for faster, more accurate quotes, and enabling brokers to offer better prices and detect fraud earlier
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Breaking NewsLMA lays out five-point plan to cut whiplash claims
Proposals to be considered by Transport Select Committee
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Online onlyInsurers lack confidence in own big data capabilities
Survey reveals underwriters and loss adjusters ill-equipped to grab opportunity
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Special ReportsSpotlight on specialist motor
With profits in the mainstream motor market remaining hard to get, insurers are turning to specialised products, such as those aimed at convicted drivers and classic car owners
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Online onlyInto the mind of a household insurance fraudster
Report reveals fraudulent claims are most likely to be for accidental damage valued at under £500
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NewsLaw Society demands voice at whiplash inquiry
Whiplash debate is too often one-sided and dominated by insurers, society claims
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Online only‘Terraced melting pot’ fuels rise in claims fraud
Twelve in 10,000 insurance claims are now fraudulent, up from just 1.85 in 2006
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NewsTribunal fee threat 'triggers claims race'
Second quarter spike in unfair dismissal cases was caused by impending legislation, law firm says
