We used surveillance evidence to defend our client against exaggerated injury claims, leading the claimant to discontinue their case without costs pursued.

A Claimant blamed our client for alleged tree root subsidence, citing poor tree management, but we proved our client wasn’t to be blamed.

Our successful legal strategy reduced damages and costs in an employer’s liability claim following a workplace injury during manual handling.

We secured a 90% liability deduction in a complex case where a claimant undertook a task he was explicitly instructed not to perform.

The claimant alleged an injury from slipping on a spillage while walking up a flight of stairs in Croydon, with no warning signs in place. However, after conducting investigations into liability, several inconsistencies emerged from the claimant’s account of the incident. Ultimately, the claim was discontinued by the claimant’s solicitor just one week before the […]

A claim was made by an individual who allegedly tripped and fell in an accident while walking along a landing area on our client’s property. We conducted thorough investigations, including a review of CCTV footage, to determine the accuracy of the claim.

In a recent legal case, the claimant’s representatives presented a claim regarding damage to width restriction bollards. However, this claim raised concerns due to its substantial nature, and we felt it required further evaluation.

We handled a case involving repairs to a bridge parapet, and the local council submitted an invoice for the alleged cost of the repairs. However, our team recognised the claim was far too high for the amount of damages incurred, and through expert negotiation, our team was able to challenge the claimed amount.

After a plumbing malfunction left a homeowner with significant damages, it became a question of finding out where exactly the fault lay between the plumbing supplier and the installer. Despite being blamed initially, our meticulous investigation proved that our client, the plumbing supplier, was not at fault.

Our client produces a popular TV show, on which the Injured Party was employed as an extra. While on set the extra tripped over an unmarked step which resulted in a leg fracture.

At 1pm on 7 March 2023, a contracting company working on a former school in the Beeston area of Nottingham impacted a major water main, causing a leak which saw thousands of gallons of water rain down over nearby properties. Around 50 properties were believed to have been damaged in the incident ranging from minor […]

Our insurer client instructed one of our consultant Forensic Engineers to determine how an engine fire could have occurred in a ‘brand new’ vehicle.

After a cast iron lamp column was damaged, our client asked us to validate claimed repair costs of £42,751.51, a sum that seemed excessive.

After a fuel pump at a service station was damaged, our client received a claim for £125,379.71 for repairs to a single fuel pump and dust bin.

We recently investigated two fire damage claims on major motorways; however, between the claims presented, the physical evidence, and our extensive knowledge of repairs, we identified inconsistencies.

We recently received two suspicious claims regarding bridge parapets, which are high containment Vehicle Restraint Systems (VRS), manufactured from aluminium or steel to a high specification. Damage to these can lead to additional costs in the form of edge protection to protect workers and the public whilst repairs are undertaken.

During the spell of record-breaking temperatures that hit Europe this Summer, a large fire broke out in Wennington Village, East London on 19 July 2022.

With customer experience (CX) transforming so rapidly, customers’ appetite for digital solutions is only increasing.

This long running claim began when the roof on a new building failed after the building was complete…

Great teamwork keeps loss adjuster moving in floods.

A static caravan was extensively damaged and written off after a fire.

Student suffered crush injuries at work, claimed she was unable to work, culminating in a Schedule of Loss claimed at £250,000.

Our client had received a claim for damage to farm machinery, a Fraser slurry FV9000 tanker which the owner reported was damaged by falling hay bales.

Policyholder lied repeatedly to our Investigator about having been a previous victim of crime.

Claimant alleged they had collided with another vehicle driven by a third party whilst pulling out of a T-junction

Following the notification of loss for a motor claim, our special investigations team were given the task to review the claim for the insurer.

We implemented new report templates, guidelines and goals for a leading US insurer that have been used over the past 3 years to support our client’s underwriting success.

Customer admitted to hospital on weekend following issues with high blood pressure

When a 2019 Mercedes Sprinter van used regularly for business purposes related to Amazon deliveries was damaged overnight, our claims adjuster took prompt action.

In the height of quarantine during Covid-19 our claims team received two claims for sandstorm damage to prestigious sport vehicles.

Our insured’s vehicle, a 2018 Audi, had been struck whilst parked and unoccupied causing expensive damage

In 2017 we received instructions from a client in relation to a former employee who was claiming to have been injured at work in 2014.

A claim was submitted by a policyholder with respect to a burglary allegedly discovered on the morning of Thursday, 28 November 2019 in the region of £20,000.00 – £30,000.00.

At the height of the first national lockdown, our Property Claims team in Hanley received a claim from a policyholder for a Giant Pro Advanced road bike, with a value of £2,565.00.

When a large UK insurer was faced with an £86,000 claim after a collision between a scooter and a Range Rover, we were instructed to investigate its legitimacy.

After a luxury 4×4 vehicle valued at £46,450 caught fire shortly after being collected from the franchised dealership, a top UK insurer asked us to investigate the cause.

We provided a collision reconstruction for a large UK insurer and their law firm that used three-dimensional laser scans to recreate the visibility afforded to a driver by his headlights after he was involved in a collision during the hours of darkness.

We took responsibility for approximately 18,000 open claim files by way of WIP transfer. 

We took responsibility for approximately 2,000 open claim files by way of WIP transfer.

We worked with a leading UK wide haulier who needed to significantly reduce third party claims costs, repair and downtime as part of a joint risk management proposition.

We worked with a local self-drive hire replacement provider who needed to improve their post incident investigation process.

We worked with a leading logistics and transport supplier who needed to improve driver awareness of third party intervention obligations.

We worked with a leading UK wide haulier, who needed to significantly reduce third party claims costs, repair and downtime as part of a joint risk management proposition.

We were appointed by motor insurers to deal with a third party claim for impact damage to a domestic property in North Wales.

Our client was a well-known company operating health and sports clubs and gyms.

We worked with a leading logistics and transport supplier, who needed to improve driver awareness of third party intervention obligations.