Tag: claim
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Willmott Dixon wins claim to rename copycat firm
A company mimicking Willmott Dixon has been ordered to change its name. Willmott Dixon Holdings Ltd, the tier 1 contractor based in Letchworth Garden City, applied in November 2024 for a change of name of Willmott Dixon Developments Group Limited, its doppelganger, using a provision of the Companies Act 2006. The impersonating firm, based in…
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Can an Expert Claims Adjuster Help If I Already Filed the Claim Myself?
When you file an insurance claim, the process can feel complicated and stressful. For homeowners dealing with delays or unsatisfactory settlements, the question often arises: Is it too late to hire a claims expert? How a Claims Expert Can Assist After You’ve Already Filed If your claim isn’t progressing as expected, you might feel like…
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How to Claim Lost Wages If You Can’t Work After an Accident
Suffering an injury after an accident can be physically, emotionally, and financially overwhelming. For many victims, one of the biggest concerns is the loss of income during recovery. If you’re unable to work due to your injuries, you may be entitled to recover lost wages through a legal claim. In cases involving work-related incidents, such…
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1.5m households could claim free electricity this weekend
With energy prices continuing to rise, many UK homeowners are searching for practical ways to lower their bills. This weekend, OVO Energy is offering around 1.5 million customers six hours of free electricity, providing a timely opportunity to reduce usage costs. It’s also a perfect moment to explore effective energy-saving tips that can help you…
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Norfolk solar farm threatens homes, locals claim
Norfolk residents face an uncomfortable clash: their homes could be acquired for the proposed East Pye Solar Project, a vast 2,500-acre development vital for national climate targets. The situation highlights a growing tension where the pursuit of green energy, like solar panel farms, directly impacts local communities and the rural environment. Locals, who often support…
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Construction employers claim nearly £130m in CITB grants
The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) has released the year-end figures for its Grants Scheme, which provides support for construction employers and learners. During the 2024-25 financial year, CITB allocated nearly £130 million in grant support. Of this funding, £71.4 million was provided through various apprenticeship grants, supporting more than 30,000 learners and 10,000 employers,…
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Researchers back claim of Oracle Cloud breach despite company’s denials
Listen to the article 2 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: Security researchers said they confirmed a breach of Oracle Cloud after a previously unknown threat actor posted an offer to sell more than 6 million records. The technology firm denied the original hacking claim, but…
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Wealthy businessman battles council over 10-year land use claim for outbuildings and tennis court
A wealthy businessman may be forced to demolish two outbuildings and a tennis court after a council rejected his 10-year planning exemption claim. Mark Hepburn, 52, a Starbucks franchise owner, argued the land he built on qualified for permitted development rights after 10 years of continuous residential usage, meaning planning permission was not required. However,…
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Bridging the Contractor-Carrier Gap Speeds Weather Claim Resolution
The increase in extreme weather events is making already arduous processes, such as assessments, adjustments, and repairs, more difficult, creating delays in repairs and longer claims cycles. Data from JD Power shows the average claims cycle has increased by six days in the last two years, going from 17.9 days to 23.9 days, and for…
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Setting your thermostat below this temperature could cause mental decline, scientists claim
Harvard-affiliated scientists have uncovered a crucial link between indoor temperature and brain health, identifying the ideal thermostat range to protect cognitive function and reduce the risk of dementia. Their findings, published in the Journal of Gerontology: Medical Sciences, reveal that maintaining minimum house temperatures between 20°C to 24°C may play a significant role in preserving…