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Employee Benefits.

The Employee Benefits Exhibition and Conference 2002 will be held on 25-26 September 2002 at the Roy...

An even liability split.

A recent case has once again brought joint and several liability to the fore in the construction and engineering market. Geoff Lord says the Civil Liability (Contribution) Act 1978 should be amended so that separate parties fulfil their own…

One year on.

Since 11 September, the insurance industry has rethought its attitudes to terrorism cover and business interruption plans. Diane Smyth reports.

Healthy steps for L&G.

Legal & General has launched Steps of Health, an initiative aimed at its group risk policyholders, o...

Appointment at MCE.

Wellingborough-based insurance broker MCE has appointed Lisa Hunt to the newly created position of t...

All fall down?

Outsourcing to premium finance providers is becoming more popular with brokers and insurers but the knock-on effect when one company in the chain goes bust can be disastrous. Ian Jerrum explains.

Behind the scenes.

Filming for television involves a whole host of possible interruptions, from an actor literally breaking a leg to bad weather. This is just one area of media insurance that is full of promise for brokers, says Simon Threadgold.

E-Commerce Watch.

If you would like your website or e-commerce facility mentioned on this page, contact the editor at ...

Common or garden shed?

If a shed contains much more than a lawnmover, the chances are it will not be covered by household insurance. Jane Coppard sheds some light on the increasing problem of theft from outbuildings.

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