By: 8 September 2017

Make mental health support a feature of more insurance policies to reduce claims, says support service RedArc

Insurers should be looking at ways in which they can build mental health support services into more of their income...

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By: 5 September 2017

Assessing the asbestos lung cancer fault line

A fault line has appeared in asbestos lung cancer claims, following the recent Court of Appeal judgment in the matter of Department...

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By: 25 August 2017

ABI urges EU Commission to clarify motor insurance status of private land vehicles in the UK

The ABI has urged the EU Commission to clarify that compulsory motor insurance only applies to vehicles when in traffic...

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By: 22 August 2017

Ministry of Defence finally apologises to soldiers’ families over Snatch Land Rover claims

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has apologised to the families of servicemen who were killed in poorly armoured vehicles during...

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By: 14 August 2017

Thinking of exiting the PI sector?

With a potential 35,0000 jobs at risk in the PI sector, Nicholas Harrison explains how claims professionals can prepare for...

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By: 2 August 2017

Grenfell Tower: assessing potential liability for buildings with flammable cladding

Barry Hembling on how to start assessing liability for buildings with flammable cladding in the wake of the Grenfell disaster...

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By: 21 July 2017

Government proposals for better combat compensation will result in servicemen and women being “shut out of the justice process”

Hilary Meredith has said that Government proposals for better combat compensation are in breach of the military covenant and will...

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By: 17 July 2017

NHS Resolution: number of clinical negligence claims falls again, but legal costs and damages continue to rise

Clinical negligence claims made against the NHS have fallen in number for the third year in a row but legal...

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