QuestGates makes second purchase in two months
QuestGates has bought Richard Hartley Partnership, a specialist claims provider focused on complex losses in the power and construction sectors, just weeks after snapping up Manchester-based Howell Wild.
Established in 1999 and headquartered in Harrogate, RHP delivers specialist adjusting services for claims across the UK and internationally.
The new owner confirmed RHP will continue to operate under its own brand as part of the group.
RelatedLoss adjuster acquires Manchester liability claims specialistLoss adjusting and claims solutions group QuestGates has acquired Howell Wild.
The deal is the third struck by loss adjusting and claims solutions group Questgates this year.
Along with the takeover
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