Gallagher Bassett acquires Property Claims Management Services
Risk management firm Gallagher Bassett has boosted its size and offering in the UK with the acquisition of Property Claims Management Services
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Fires and explosions cause largest losses for business, finds AGCS
Fire and explosion incidents are causing the largest claims for insurers and the businesses they cover, according to new research from Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty (AGCS)
FOIL confirms Anthony Baker as vice president
Anthony Baker of Plexus Law has been confirmed as the vice president of the Forum of Insurance Lawyers (FOIL) for 2019
ABI: ‘Tis the season to be cautious
Burglars are gearing up for a busy festive period of easy pickings, the Association of British Insurers (ABI) has warned. Insurers dealt with the equivalent…
ARAG joins SCIL calls for fixed recoverable costs rethink
ARAG after-the-event account manager Lisa Abrahams was in Westminster recently, to attend an important Society of Clinical Injury Lawyers (SCIL) event in Parliament on reforms to clinical negligence
LMA Gemini launches to track claims expert costs
The Lloyd’s Market Association (LMA) and Advent Insurance Management have launched a claims expert management solution and platform to help carriers track their expenditure
AIG examines latest environmental claims trends
A rise in fire-related damage claims and losses from improper construction and demolition waste management practices are among the trends reflected in the latest environmental claims statistics from insurer AIG
Aviva launches subscription-style insurance with quick claims decisions
Aviva is launching an industry-first subscription-style insurance product, designed to address concerns and give UK customers more control
MoJ launches discount rate consultation
The Ministry of Justice is seeking evidence and opinions on how the personal injury discount rate should be set following passage of the Civil Liability Bill into law
Subsidence claims hit three-month high, finds ABI
More than 10,000 households made claims worth a total of £64 million to deal with the impact of subsidence in just three months of this year, the Association of British Insurers (ABI) has found