Posted on Sunday, 9th October 2011 by Olivia Trule
Most drivers that live in the state of Florida know that their state has an issue with medical clinics that aid clinics in auto insurance fraud claims.
Tags: Clinics, Medical Clinics
No Comments »
Posted on Saturday, 8th October 2011 by admin
As you are reading these lines, the insurance market goes trough a consolidation stage, which means selecting the insurance companies that can offer car and motorcycle insurance quotes.
You might ask what is special about the motorcycle insurance quotes and estimations. Well, the insurance companies must be authorized to offer such insurances, as we are talking about a different kind of vehicle with special requests and characteristics. The control activity is hard in this branch of the insurances, as framing accidents with a motorcycle is easy, and many people try it. Read full article…
Posted on Monday, 26th September 2011 by Mike Peterson
After the amendment of new European directive for equality, many women drivers now need to compare car insurance quotes to get cheap insurance deal. As per the court ruling the insurance costs can not be based on the gender basis due to UKs Equality Act. The new ruling will change the insurance industry scenario as the women will be charged same insurance premium as per their male counterparts.
However, the minister will argue for the amendment of the European directive that is making it tougher for the women drivers to get cheap car insurance policies. The minster is trying to get legal certainty about the ruling impact on UK insurers as well as insurance customers.
The Treasury minister will lobby against the European Court of Justice ruling that might end women only policies in the market.
Tags: Ruling
No Comments »
Posted on Monday, 26th September 2011 by Olivia Trule
The bid battle for Lloyd’s of London insurer Omega Insurance heated up yesterday as Barbican Insurance increased its takeover offer.
Barbican has structured its offer as a reverse takeover via an all-share deal. The group appealed to Omega’s shareholders, saying it gave them the chance to participate in the enlarged group.
The offer is worth 84p per share, outflanking the 83p-per share offers tabled by Canopius Group and Haverford Bermuda.
Espirito Santo said in a research note: “The price and terms look to be a good mixture of the terms offered by the current bids on the table from Haverford Group and fellow private Lloyds syndicate Canopius.”
Tags: Bid, Bid War
No Comments »
Posted on Sunday, 25th September 2011 by Mike Peterson
Who: Mad Max Rockatansky, Main Force Patrol Officer Year, make, and model: 1973 Ford Falcon XB GT Value: $75,000 (Including modifications) Annual mileage: 20,000 miles Points on license: 0 points — you’re a Main Force Patrol Officer, after all
You’re Max Rockatansky, Main Force Patrol Officer of the dusty, dystopian Australian future, and you need car insurance. The last time you took your Pursuit Special out on a mission the damages were … how to put this? … significant, so you’re looking to get some serious protection.
After doing a little research you realize that your Pursuit Special, a modified 1973 Ford Falcon XB GT, qualifies as a collector car. You’ve heard
Posted on Sunday, 25th September 2011 by John Bikes
The fees, highlighted by former Labour MP Jack Straw in June, are paid to claims management companies, garages and insurance companies who provide details of accidents – often car accidents – to personal injury lawyers.
The business is estimated to be worth £3bn a year, and successful claims are paid in most cases by insurance policies. Insurers have covered the cost by passing it on to policyholders in the form of higher premiums.
Justice minister Jonathan Djanogly said: “Honest motorists are seeing their premiums hiked up as insurance companies cover the increasing costs of more and more compensation claims. Many Read full article…
Posted on Friday, 23rd September 2011 by John Bikes
You know its a slow week when the traffic cops go after the Amish, but thats what happened earlier this summer: nine Kentucky men who are members of the extremely conservative Amish sect the Old Order Swartzentruber refused to display orange reflective triangles on their horse-drawn buggies.
They were fined for a safety violation, but subsequently refused to pay the court-ordered fines, claiming that to do so would be the same as obeying a law they believe is in opposition to their religious strictures. Their reason for not displaying the reflective symbol is that the bright orange color was against their rules of modesty.
Tags: Amish, Amish Jailed
No Comments »