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- Government deny secret deal on Mesothelioma Claims
- 7/22/2014 9:30:20 AM
- The Civil Justice Minister, Lord Faulkes, has denied that there was a secret deal made behind closed doors with the Association of British Insurers (ABI) and the Government on mesothelioma claims. The agreement is apparently in relation to the Government removing the exemption for mesothelioma claims in the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act (LASPO), …
- Speed spies to help cut road traffic accidents
- 7/18/2014 9:00:00 AM
- Experts looking into the development of cars and insurance policies believe that around half of cars will have speed spies installed by 2020. It is hoped the move will reduce the number of road traffic accidents. It may even become compulsory for drivers to have the devices in the next 10 years to monitor the way someone is driving, - or they may be refused insurance on their …
- More reforms surrounding compensation claims
- 7/16/2014 5:30:55 AM
- The Government have said that new legislation will be brought in next year to bring greater protection to small businesses and volunteers from negligence claims. These reforms aim to tackle the supposed compensation culture in the UK, in addition to the sweeping changes that have already been made over the last year and a half. The Lord Chancellor, Chris Grayling, has said …
- "An Involuntary Spy" Cover garners second place at 2014 RONE Awards
- 7/14/2014 9:47:39 AM
- Times Square Publishing announced today that the best selling thriller, “An Involuntary Spy,” by Kenneth Eade, has been selected as a secondary winner for the best mystery/suspense cover at the 2014 RONE Awards in Las Vegas, Nevada on July 11, 2014. “An Involuntary Spy,” also nominated by Ind’Tale Magazine for a RONE Award, competed among 13 other semi-finalists in the …
- ISHM Waves Application Fee for Active DOD Employees Pursuing Safety Management Certification
- 7/9/2014 2:13:09 PM
- ISHM is pleased to announce that active employees of the Department of Defense are now eligible for a special offer. DOD employees, both civilian and military, who are interested in pursuing safety management certification through ISHM no longer have to pay an application fee. This special opportunity from ISHM is a way of recognizing the service of the dedicated men and …
- Secova, Inc., identified as a ‘Leader’ in Benefits Administration by NEAT (NelsonHall Evaluation & Assessment Tool)
- 7/9/2014 12:34:07 PM
- NEWPORT BEACH, CA – (Wednesday, July 9, 2014) Secova, today announced that it was named a Leader by NelsonHall in both Health & Welfare Administration and Cost Reduction in its most recent NEAT assessment of the Benefits Administration market. The NEAT tool is part of NelsonHall’s Speed-to-Source initiative which helps buy-side organizations assess vendors against …
- Men Are Getting Better at Driving Whilst Women Are Getting Worse, New Figures Suggest
- 7/9/2014 6:30:50 AM
- The latest figures , released on 3rd July by the Driver & Vehicle Standards Agency, show that although the average national pass rate has remained steady, at 47.1%, the male pass rate has risen from 50.6% to 50.7%, whilst the female pass rate has dropped from 44% to 43.8%. Overall, less than half of all practical tests result in a pass, but men have just about managed …
- Scam Survivors to Present to the Dating Industry their findings on Romance Scams at the 39th iDate Conference in Germany
- 7/8/2014 8:00:00 AM
- New York, NY--Ticonderoga Ventures, Inc. announces that Scam Survivors will present at the 39th iDate European Dating Industry Conference ( http://idate2014.com ). The event takes place on September 8-9, 2014 in Germany at the Barcelo Cologne City Center. Several executives from Scam Survivors will provide a presentation on various methodologies used by romance …
- Social Circle Expands To Help Businesses Catch Top Talent
- 7/4/2014 9:09:53 AM
- Event organisers Social Circle are moving out of the bar-room and into the boardroom for their latest venture, as they begin to offer businesses the opportunity to nurture, challenge and even pamper their staff. A recent survey by the Department for Trade and Industry reported that over 49% of companies saw a positive increase in productivity when they promoted and implemented …
- Savannah Says No to Vacation Rental Controversy and Celebrates its Heritage as the Oldest City of Vacation Rentals in America!
- 7/3/2014 3:41:40 PM
- Controversy surrounds the vacation rental industry, but most people have no idea that they are a very old tradition. And the one place that can lay claim to the title “Oldest Vacation Rental City in America” is Savannah, Georgia. For over a century, Savannah’s vacation rental guests have ranged from celebrities, teachers and families, to project managers, doctors and …
- Vector Networks completes Web served remote control in v12.5 PC-Duo®
- 7/3/2014 11:00:00 AM
- The last five years have seen big changes in the challenges faced by IT support teams. Where before the main challenge was the range of applications to be supported, now there are multiple platforms in use as well. Today, the majority of support teams look after a mix of preconfigured desktops for their main population of users and a variety of laptops and other BYOD Windows …
- Will The Summer Crisis Continue The Number Of Medical Negligence Claims
- 6/24/2014 9:32:11 AM
- Will longer waiting times and staff being under extra stress due to working conditions lead to the continuation of an upward trend in Medical Negligence Claims? Forbes Solicitors discuss the seasonal spike wreaking havoc in the medical remit. A&E services have felt immense pressure this spring as an unprecedented surge in patient’s requiring treatment has led to …
- Coincombix adds Retired British Military Officer to Bitcoin Advisory and Education Team
- 6/23/2014 1:44:26 PM
- Coincombix today announced Mr. Timothy Wilson will join their consulting and advisory staff. Mr. Wilson is a consultant with expertise in security, intelligence collection and analysis, counterterrorism, management, education and administration. He served for 32 years in the British Army, including command of a specialist surveillance unit and as an instructor in advanced …
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