Brain injury case adjourned after positive antigen test due to resume
Barrister without face mask was told by judge to produce certificate of exemption
Home building may be delayed as engineer insurance costs spiral
Exit of UK insurance underwriters who dominated professional indemnity market
Clarence Hotel operator loses action against Axa over Covid interruption
Brushfield Ltd claimed it was entitled to be compensated for losses due to lockdowns
FBD’s €22m Covid-19 standoff with pubs clouds CEO search
Insurer pulls dividend as market awaits outcome of test case over wording of business interruption policies
Insurers risk regulatory backlash on rejecting Covid-19 claims over fine print
Insurers may find themselves in Central Bank examination similar to tracker mortgage debacle
Dublin-based CX Academy signs deal to expand into Asia
Elearning company plans 12-month expansion programme
Cycling: Winter miles make summer smiles
Keep upright, dry and warm when pushing those pedals in the cold, dark months
Fine Grain Property agrees to buy Shannon’s Westpark campus for €50m
Business campus has 50 companies on site and planning permission for more office space
Nextbase Dashcam 512GW review: a watchful eye
These devices may be here to stay, now the insurance companies are getting on board
Man wanted to negotiate crash claim for relatives, court hears
Liberty insurance investigator said man told firm : ‘They will be expecting a decent offer’
Three €60,000 claims linked to ‘improbable’ crash thrown out
Circuit Court President says case ‘a try on’ which took much work to set up but failed
Insurance: Hospitals see false accident claims every week, says A&E doctor
Staged accidents are among most common types of insurance fraud in Ireland
Eight plaintiffs lodge claims totalling €500,000 after Dublin crash
Personal injury cases in court after two cars collide on approach to roundabout in Lusk
Feeding the homeless: ‘It is upsetting how many children come now’
A day spent between Dublin’s homeless charities shows a system under severe strain
Staged fraud: Let's crash our cars into each other
Head of Axa’s special investigation unit says fraudsters crashing into each other
Start-ups hold key to self-driving car research in Europe
Car giants say they need smaller start-ups to help develop autonomous car technology
Fire brigades and ambulances attended ‘staged’ crash
‘Nothing added up. It made no sense’ said garda who saw no debris on road
Zumba dance teacher did not try to mislead court, says judge
Woman shown on Facebook leading vigorous classes after injuring back in car accident
Failed jewellery insurance fraud results in 18-month jail term
Efforts by Michael Darcy (36) to prove he bought €41,400 of jewellery lead to downfall
Cork man in court over alleged roof-repair scam in Netherlands
Dutch authorities claim ‘group of Travellers’ defrauded number of senior citizens
Two personal injury claims by carpet fitter dismissed
Judge did not accept James Jordan version of events in relation to October 2014 accident
‘Airbnb for cars’ a step closer as Irish firm secures insurance
Fleet reaches a deal with Axa Insurance to offer drivers cover for €7-€10 a day
Dick O’Driscoll appointed as Axa insurance Ireland chairman
O’Driscoll has over 35 years' experience within the Irish insurance industry
Insurers rail against ‘extravagant’ loss-of-earnings claims
Insurance Ireland concerned by ‘unsupported claims’ to injuries board
Swords Plaza goes on market at over €14.5m
Fully occupied office and retail centre expected to attract range of Irish and overseas buyers
Helen Dixon: Compliance on data protection needs ‘constant vigilance’
Watchdog stresses engagement over enforcement with large firms like Facebook
Online auction of 70 Irish properties raises around €11m
Three one-bedroom apartments in Ballsbridge failed to attract a single bid
FG councillor sought meeting with Bruton for his Axa boss
Axa head John O’Neill met Minister to ‘explain difficulties experienced by insurers’
Concern over use of ‘pattern’ parts in crash repairs
NI trade body says ‘pattern’ parts used in repairs compromising road safety
Mock traffic incident in Belfast part of road safety campaign
800 young people invited to roadshow as figures show drivers under 25 more at risk
Judge claims Roma working with Travellers in insurance scams
Circuit Court hears crashes being faked to mount fraudulent personal injury claims
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Garda let friend ‘take the rap’ for drug find at music festival
Former garda who perverted course of justice now in custody
From horsemeat to Ryanair’s rethink: an eventful year for consumers
Store closures, property tax, banking charges, Michael O’Leary’s act of contrition, two Ulster Bank system failures, the arrears crisis: consumers had plenty to keep them exercised in 2013
Customers of eight more firms have personal data stolen
Credit card information of customers of Clery’s loyalty travel scheme stolen in cyber attack
Over 1.5 million affected by Ennis data breach
Data Protection Commissioner investigates major security breach at Co Clare-based company which manages customer loyalty schemes across Europe
Loyalty card firm delayed reporting security fears
Some 39,000 Supervalu customers exposed while 4,000 people in Axa loyalty reward programme affected
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