In the final of a series of articles on blockchain in the insurance claims context, Karim Derrick, head of research and development at Kennedys, looks at what stands in the way of distributed ledger technology and its enormous potential
In the first of a series of articles on blockchain in the insurance claims context, Karim Derrick, head of research and development at Kennedys, examines the definition of distributed ledger technology
The battle against whiplash reform isn’t over until the fat lady sings, and a performance is now scheduled for 2020, says Qamar Anwar of First4Lawyers
There are clear benefits for insurers in playing an active part in the developing prosthetics market, say Peter Walmsley of Clyde & Co and Toby Carlsson of Pace Rehabilitation
Jacqueline Cole, a member of the Forum of Insurance Lawyer’s directors and officers sector focus team, offers important tips for complying with GDPR
As insurers get to grips with the implications of Section 57’s definition of fundamental dishonesty, Damian Rourke of Clyde & Co shows how the legislation can halt exaggerated third-party claims early
Following last month’s news of the collapse of CBL Insurance and the subsequent failure of Denmark’s Alpha Insurance, Andy Talbot of ARAG considers where the next legal expenses underwriting failure may occur
Every week at ERS, its dedicated agri specialist team learns something new about the unique and surprising world of UK agriculture. Insurers operating in this…
Personal injury reforms must, at the most basic level, ensure that the most vulnerable have the support and access to justice that they need, says Qamar Anwar of First4Lawyers
An increase in the costs of personal injury claims, vehicle repairs and theft claims led to insurers paying out £2.1 billion in Q3 2017, the Association of British Insurers (ABI) has reported