Monthly Archives: January, 2010
Jackson review-athon; what people are saying about it…
Today, the Jackson review recommendations were published and I’d be a rich man if I had a penny for every ten cents put in on this subject. That’s a trans-atlantic metaphor, if ever there was one…
Insurance Times – Cullum regrets rien
the interview covers Cullum’s ‘don’t like to talk about it’ charity work and a burgeoning friendship with Richard Branson so there’s some personality thrown in too, which the insurance industry trade press often lacks. Is Ellen being hooked in by the fluffy stuff?
Sweaty people on itchy sofas sneaks in among big guns
There has been a lot of talk about this case being the blueprint for class actions in the UK and as a result it will rightly be poured over with a fine tooth comb in the legal and insurance press.
Thought for the day: Do we give readers what they want?
I am not a journalist of any particular note, but the system has encouraged me at times to think I am one.
Claims leadership debate wide of the mark?
Post Magazine – News Analysis – board representation Of the top ten UK insurers, only three have a claims specialist sitting at board level. This piece asks a question put … Continue reading
No sympathy for solicitors!
Insurance Times – Insurers forced to foot £16m bill for solicitors’ PI claims Those ARP loss ratios hurt! Saxon East’s series of articles following 2009’s solicitors’ PI renewals continues this … Continue reading
