Lloyd's Names may sue for 8bn pounds sterling compensation

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The European Union is reviewing evidence from a group of Names at Lloyd's of London that the UK Dept of Trade and Industry did not properly monitor Lloyd's during the 1980s, when large amounts of business were being written. If the European Union finds in favour of the Names, it will present the case to the European Court of Justice.

Cases, Lloyd's of London

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Claims Direct: Now it's a DTI inquiry as well

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The UK Dept of Trade and Industry is to undertake an investigation into Claims Direct, the no-win, no-fee personal injury operator. This comes as the firm faces a hostile takeover bid from founders Colin Poole and Tony Sullman.

Investigations, Claims Direct

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Founder quits as insurer's rescue financing fails

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Independent Insurance founder and Chief Executive Michael Bright has resigned following pressure from investors. The company has failed to gain investor support for a planned 200 million pounds sterling emergency rights issue.

Officials and employees, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Independent Insurance Group PLC, Bright, Michael

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