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Online onlyMoJ unveils fast track process for minor road accident victims
Scheme designed to cut waiting time for compensation
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Online onlyAirline insurance conditions to improve in 2010 - Aon
$2.3bn of claims in 2009 lead to higher premiums
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Online onlyAdrian Flux goes live on Transactor
Motor broker's commercial vehicle line using new quotation system
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Online onlyCredit hire bodies AMA and NACHO agree merger
Agreement will create single voice for sector
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Online onlyInsurers to get military training
7MST launches military training to help insurers deal with disasters
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Online onlyNovae profits dip on heavy claims
First half claims lead to £36m fall; Novae Re set £100m target
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Crawford completes UK hires
Two new faces added to Crawford's corporate and major incident team
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Online onlySafeway: A painful check out for D&O insurers?
Markel's Patrick White on what's keeping D&O insurers awake at night
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Online onlyCunningham joins Chile effort
Loss adjuster deals with claims on power, mining, property and energy
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Online onlyCrawford in Chile emergency plan
Loss adjuster mobilises Latin American catastrophe staff
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ClaimsClaims casebook: risk v benefit
Can potential enjoyment of an activity outweigh the risk of injury?
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ClaimsGood faith? Practise what you preach
Claims farming may give insurers a bad name but, as long as we’re pocketing big sums from the practice, it’s a name we partly deserve
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ClaimsOn a knife edge
New and more affordable medical procedures are fuelling a boom in elective surgery, particularly for weight-loss operations. But a lack of regulation and patients’ unrealistic expectations mean that a rise in malpractice claims will likely follow
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NewsRBSI profits tumble 90% as bodily injury claim costs hit
Premium income nudges up, but not enough to offset £448m set aside for anticipated claims
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NewsChartis to gather in its outsourced claims operations
Regional claims director to bring property and motor lines in-house
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NewsBrit posts threefold rise in profits amid investment uplift
Chief exec says insurer won't be chasing growth
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News‘Have-a-go’ surgery leading to claims rise
Medical negligence cases caused by lack of regulation in private sector
