Insurers unite to launch back-to-work scheme for accident victims.
Three leading insurers are backing a new venture aimed at reducing personal injury and employers' li...
Three leading insurers are backing a new venture aimed at reducingpersonal injury and employers' liability claims costs.
ReIntra is a medical and vocational consultancy set up by Bavarian Re
(Bayerische Ruck) which works with accident victims to help them return to
work as soon as possible.
It is based on a similar venture which Bavarian Re set up in Germany
specifically for motor accident victims.
The scheme has been piloted in the UK over the last 18 months with Iron
Trades, Royal & SunAlliance and
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