Claims – Page 485
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Agenda
Risk managers chase swift settlements
Insurers must show that they are willing to pay claims when they are needed most
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NewsFirms overload legal expenses insurers for redundancy advice
Calls treble as firms struggle in recession
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NewsFOS reveals 84% rise in public complaints
Dissatisfaction with payment protection policies triples after rife misselling
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NewsEvolution offers D&O package to provide greater protection
Research shows brokers want more products
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NewsHigh Court backs VAT aggregator exemption
Insurancewide.com and Auto Trader are ‘intermediaries’, says court ruling
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ClaimsJust PI in the sky
A suggestion that the personal injury reforms proposed by the Ministry of Justice may be scrapped was one of the lively debates at the latest Insurance Times’ claims clinic. Lauren MacGillivray reports
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NewsTowergate extends contract with FSB
Towergate has secured a three-year extension on its affinity deal with the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB).Towergate Broking chief executive Amanda Blanc said the deal was part of a wider strategy to “grow significantly affinity deals over the next 12 months”.The extension means FSB Insurance Services, which is provided by ...
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NewsBradford tops ‘crash for cash’ scams table, according to IFB
Number of crash for cash gangs falls by 11% in past two years
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NewsHouseholders offered security ID kits from Home & Legacy
Broker in response to Home Office figures on burglaries
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Online onlyFive things you didn't know about...
Declan Treanor, chief executive of Garwyn loss adjusters
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NewsEllipta system aims to be the fastest on property claims
New system to speed up claims, says firm
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ClaimsCome in Max Clifford, we need you
Insurers must fight against the poor image presented by the tabloids, says David Williams. A code of ethics for bodily injury claims could be just the thing to start the campaign
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NewsLorega looks to Europe to boost loss recovery model
Germany, Spain, Russia and Italy on the radar
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People & OpinionJohn Sims
Let’s get one thing straight, says the chief executive of Lorega. We are not loss assessors; think instead of loss recovery. It’s an industry that he ’s determined to get into the mainstream and is one that he tells Ellen Bennett could be worth up to £250m a year.
