This guidance note contains some helpful advice from Peter Bristow - Relationship Manager, External Liaison Team, Financial Ombudsman Service.
Chartered Loss Adjusters are independent claims specialists who operate under a Royal Charter to investigate, negotiate and agree the conclusion of insurance and other claims on behalf of insurers and policyholders.
The CILA created Specialist Interest Groups in 2005. The purpose was to enable all members to be associated with those who are practising in, and have expertise in, one of the 12 specialist claims areas.
It's been a catastrophic past few days with storms raging through Europe and the earthquake in Chile...
The eBook Library is an exciting new development from www.cila.co.uk that will allow you to download complete copies of many books on various loss adjusting topics.
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Do you possess good powers of observation and the ability to assimilate knowledge quickly in situations which can make investigation difficult? If so, Loss Adjusting could be for you.
This guidance note contains some helpful advice from Peter Bristow - Relationship Manager, External Liaison Team, Financial Ombudsman Service.
Funded by the ESRC, EPSRC and the Environment Agency, this Lancaster University project is a response to the events of June 2007 in Hull which dramatically exposed the vulnerability of urban communiti
The latest issue of Claims Focus is now available to download.
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MWB Meeting Venues are offering discounted meeting room hire in London for CILA Members.
The results of the October 2009 ACILA Examinations have now been approved by Council.
A grant scheme is being made available to farm holdings affected directly by the flood waters of the 18th-20th November 2009 flood event.
In the immediate aftermath of the floods in Cumbria, 17 road bridges were closed and 3 had collapsed (20 in total).