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Why an insurer wants to hear about an incident you have no intention of claiming for
Notification and claiming are separate obligations, and the reason for the first has nothing to do with…
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Almost everything an insurer will ever know about an incident is fixed in the first hour, and the file that opens on that call shapes how the rest of it is handled.
By Lukas Brenner · · 3 min read
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Notification and claiming are separate obligations, and the reason for the first has nothing to do with…
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Fault is a legal conclusion reached by negotiation between insurers on the evidence available, and the…
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A total loss is an economic judgement about repair cost against value, and the category attached to it is a…
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One side is estimating what a comparable vehicle costs to buy today; the other is thinking about what this…
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The replacement vehicle offered after an incident is a service with its own rules about class, duration and…
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Most jurisdictions maintain some fund or bureau of last resort for victims of uninsured and untraced…
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Third party capture is a deliberate commercial strategy in which the liable insurer contacts the victim…
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A replacement vehicle supplied on credit hire terms is charged at rates intended to be recovered from the…
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A damaged vehicle removed from the roadside starts costing money by the day, and the bill is often the…
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The authorisation behind a repair is a negotiated document, and the delays, the arguments about hidden…
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Repair networks exist because volume buys lower prices, and the benefits they carry for a policyholder come…
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