BLM launches cross-industry property damage body to combat claims surge

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The industry-wide property damage Task Force is meant to bring insurers, brokers, loss adjusters, legal specialists, and corporates together to identify emerging issues in the property claims sector.

Insurance risk and commercial law firm BLM has set up a property damage Task Force in response to an increase in both the volume and value of property related insurance claims across the UK.

The Task Force is said to bring together property damage claims professionals with a clear focus on identifying market trends, on generating awareness of emerging property damage claims issues and on the formulation of claims strategies.

John O’Shea, partner and head of property damage and recovery at BLM

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