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Online onlyCould deafness become the new whiplash?
Noise-induced hearing loss claims against employers have doubled over the past five years, but with half of these settled at nil, there is a suggestion that a high proportion are spurious claims
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NewsMarsh urges review of claims handling as LASPO nears
Broker says firms must be prepared to deal with changes
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NewsGroupama disputes BBC motorcycle deaths claim
Insurer refutes that loss of control is main cause of motorcycle deaths
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Online onlyIs austerity leading to an increase in motor claims?
Pothole damage is on the rise as Britain’s roads deteriorate
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NewsABI welcomes government’s young driver proposals
Trade body reaffirms call for one-year learning period for young drivers
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NewsDirect Line backs calls for graduated drivers licence
New licence could ‘reverse’ young driver crash trend, says MD Woolgrove
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Online onlyACE in Court of Appeal victory over Chartis
Judges uphold ruling that damage to recycling machines was probably caused in transit – and so Chartis is liable
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Online onlyDaily briefing: FCA unveils first business plan
The new regulator will focus on add-on products when it comes into play next Monday
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NewsGovernment to consult on cutting young driver crashes
Green paper unveiled at third insurance summit
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NewsPrivate equity house LDC buys stake in motor claims firm Validus
Chairman and two executive team members to step down
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Online onlyCan health insurance in the UK be kept alive?
Rising medical costs are casting doubts on the future of private healthcare in the UK.
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NewsKendrick warns underwriters about long-tailed liabilities
Reserving of past years could cause an underwriter to collapse.
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NewsWe need to practise sustainable underwriting, says ACE's Kendrick
Andrew Kendrick details his vision for the future of underwriting.
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NewsOpen GI and PowerPlace to launch online SME proposition
Companies set to target micro SME business following Open GI acquisition of PowerPlace
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Online onlyDuty of disclosure: time for change
There’s a general agreement that the Marine Insurance Act 1906 makes it too easy for insurers to refuse commercial claims and should be reformed. But the Law Commission has its work cut out to get it changed before the next general election
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NewsAviva wins health and safety victory over maimed garage owner
Insurer praises ‘common sense’ judgement
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NewsAirmic offers legacy insurer database to members
Risk managers can track their current and legacy insurers
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NewsDurham 'cash for crash' scam added £100 to local car premiums
Sixty-strong gang faked accidents to claim on insurance
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