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Article 26/03/2020
Coronavirus – working together to resolve the disputes amicably, at low cost and without the lawyers?
The timeline of the coronavirus (COVID-19) sees businesses across the globe both at the beginning and in the wake of its path.
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Blog 11/03/2020
A day in the life of an investigation analyst
Investigations analyst Caroline Caine talks us through one of her (un)typical days at Kennedys.
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Blog 25/02/2020
Our recipe for cooking a flipping good fraud case this pancake day!
We’re often asked what makes a good fraud case. Sadly, there is no magical formula and what makes one fraud case could break another. There are however some key ingredients which when mixed and cooked the right way should have you on your way.
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Blog 27/01/2020
Claims farming part 4: reacting to regulation
Attempts to regulate claims farming and its impact have shaped the evolution of claims farming practices and the way businesses operate.
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Article 02/12/2019
The insurance implications of a driverless marine cargo market
Similarly to developments in the auto industry, unmanned seafaring vessels could become prevalent in the future. But today
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Article 02/12/2019
Is automation the answer to insurers’ nightmares?
At every trucking fair and trade publication and in each promotional video the industry is demonstrating the advances in autonomous commercial vehicles.
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Article 02/12/2019
Is your cargo safe on board an autonomous vessel?
Autonomous vessels and sailing has certainly grabbed many of the shipping – and even day-to-day – headlines in recent times.
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Blog 05/09/2019
The claims of wrath: a story of continuing claims migration and farming
In 2017, Arfon MP Hywel Williams lead a debate in Westminster on the issue of instances of failed retrofit cavity wall insulation in Wales (after years of campaigning) because many of his constituents had suffered from damp and mould as a result. In addition, there have also been numerous press articles about CWI being a scandal and a blight on homes.
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Blog 27/08/2019
Fraudsters say the funniest things
Some insurance fraud is organised and sophisticated. Other claims; not so much. Here are some of our favourite attempts by fraudsters to explain away their failure to get their story straight.
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Blog 19/08/2019
Relevant medical history: the foundation of a dishonest claim
Shoshana Mather explores the lengths claimants are willing to go to for whatever financial gain they can make.