Brokers and Claims Handlers on Defending Litigation Claims
Online Booking Form
Venue:
Crutes Law Firm
Great North House
Sandyford Road
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE1 8ND
Cost:
Free of Charge
Dates:
Monday 8 November 5.00pm
Tuesday 9 November 8.00am
Do Defence Solicitors communicate well
enough with Brokers and Claims Handlers?
You may or may not know the definitive answer to the above question, and I suspect your answer depends on which side of the fence you sit!
Almost certainly you will have some views on this subject.
I would like to invite you to join us at Great North House for one of two sessions we are running to address the above dilemma.
The same seminar will be run twice, the first being the evening of Monday 8th November at 5.00pm and the second session the following morning at 8.00am on Tuesday 9th November 2004.
The seminars will be informal and a relaxed atmosphere encouraged so please join us.
Below is the programme for this event.
Please registering your attendance by email cruteslawfirm@crutes.co.uk or by telephone to Emma Hague on 0191 2339700. Please be sure to state which session you will be attending.
Please feel free to pass this invitation onto any of your colleagues which you feel may be interested.
Regards
Tim Wallis
Chairman
Crutes Law Firm
Programme:
Time (8th Nov) |
Time (9th Nov) |
Subject |
5.00 - 5.25pm |
8.00 - 8.15am |
Registration
8th - Tea/Coffee Tea-cakes
9th - Tea/Coffee and Bacons Rolls
|
5.25 - 5.30pm |
8.15 - 8.20am |
Introduction to Crutes Law Firm
|
5.30 - 5.50pm |
8.20 - 8.40am |
How Brokers and Solicitors can work together on litigation claims
Communication
Realistic advice - how the tension between the insurer's right to control litigation and the commercial leverage held by the broker can be eased by the broker's relationship with the customer
Evidence wins cases
Mediation can bring a case to swift and private conclusion
Risk Management feedback - the solicitor can be an extension of your claims handling function |
5.50 - 6.10pm |
8.40 - 9.00am |
Avoiding CCJs and other snags when court proceedings are started.
A handy take away guide to court procedural rules and case law governing the start of cases.
Nominating Solicitors to accept service
Avoiding judgment in default - and how to get it set aside if it happens. |
6.10 - 6.30pm |
9.00 - 9.20am |
Panel Discussion. Do we have a Compensation Culture?
Bonkers Conkers and claims about hot coffee!
Should advertising and the practice of solicitors paying ambulance chasers to introduce cases be banned?
But are litigated claims reducing?
|
6.30 - 7.00pm |
9.20am |
8th - Supper: Pizza, Cheese, Pate with wine/beer.
9th - Close |
* timings are approximate
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