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Should you find yourself involved in litigation, then whatever your role in the claim you will benefit from our joined up approach. Our handlers at all levels are trained to work collaboratively with parties to litigation, brokers, funders, insurers and TPAs. Our breadth of experience and effective inter-team working means that we can bring the right expertise to every claim.
Outsourcing and delegated authority arrangements provide our clients with a flexible and scalable solution to claims handling, without the need to commit large amounts of internal resource. They can be deployed on an ongoing basis, or as an overflow provision for your own teams and work to service standards and protocols tailored to your requirements.
Our team understands the need to achieve the most commercial settlement possible for small and fast track damage and injury claims – the control of claims expenditure and an ability to respond to a highly challenging and changing claims environment, is vital to our clients’ success. We are fully conversant in the MOJ Portal Process, are registered on the portal and act as a ‘branch’ for our clients where required. We are familiar with case management systems in use by our clients and a number of our people have been seconded into clients’ offices to gain first-hand knowledge of their systems and processes.
Navigators Insurance Company Limited and Others v Atlasnavios-Navegacao LDA (formerly Bnavios-Navegacao LDA) (‘The B Atlantic’) [2018] UKSC 26
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Mr Karagi brought a claim against JBW Group Limited for alleged torts committed by two bailiffs, Sean Boylan and Craig Fenwick.
Sarah Erwin-Jones and James Arrowsmith of our abuse handling team will provide you with a background on pre-action protocols
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A recent Court of Appeal judgment considered the test for challenging the appointment of an arbitrator on the grounds of bias and in particular the extent of an arbitrator’s duty of disclosure to the parties as to his appointment in multiple related arbitrations.
They're a really strong outfit - they've got a very good, broad offering and we use them for a number of areas.
They've got a very good reputation for local authority work.
They go out of their way to understand their clients’ issues to ensure that a true working partnership is developed to the mutual benefit of the parties involved.
Very good advice, especially in the area of social services and alleged sexual and physical abuse cases.
They are experienced insurance claims professionals with systems and procedures in place to appropriately handle and manage UK professional indemnity and employment practices liability claims.
Running a market leading claims handling scheme for an insurer client for more than ten years with six full time claims professionals embedded within the solicitor team. The classes of business dealt with include professional indemnity, management liability, and employment practices liability.
Recently appointed as claims handlers with delegated authority on behalf of a government body to handle all pre-action claims including personal injury and property damage.
Remotely operated in the shoes of a large client handling pre-litigated claims through their own case management system.
The Justice Select Committee has now called on the government to put then Chancellor, George Osborne's, plans on hold whilst the litigation reforms already implemented over the past five years are evaluated.
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Since 2013 the travel industry has seen a huge 500% increase in the number of false 'holiday sickness' claims.
The good news is that the Department for Transport is providing £100m to local authorities to carry out much needed repairs and this should provide some much needed respite.
A group of 17 men on a stag party have been ordered to pay a combined sum of £68,000 in legal fees following a finding of fundamental dishonesty.
Head of Insurance and Public Risk