Expert knowledge and in-depth reference material at your fingertips
With more than 3,000 users across in excess of 70 organisations, our Digital Knowledge Digests are a vital asset for many of our clients and have proven invaluable in the management and success of their claims.
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More than 3,000 users
Used by 70 organisations
People and Knowledge
Motor
Stage of the claim lifecycle
Strategy
Casualty
Developed by our experienced lawyers, our Digital Knowledge
Digests are user friendly, digital resources that provide you with information and reference material on a wide range of specific technical subject matters.
Accessed online, easy to navigate, and written in plain English, each
of our Digests shares in-depth knowledge that is guaranteed to provide you with all the tools required to build a strong claims defence.
What are the Digital Knowledge Digests?
Our suite of Digests include information and reference material on a number of topics, including casualty liability, counter fraud, complex injury, credit hire, disease, motor liability, civil litigation in Scotland, reserving fatal claims in Scotland, and Northern Ireland practices and procedurals.
What do they do?
All of our Digests are hosted on an online portal and can be accessed via secure login. With interactive navigation and full search functionality, you can easily find the relevant chapter or specific term you require.
Guaranteed time savings: Our Digests make it quick and easy to find the information you require, promoting proactivity in claims handling and guaranteeing improvements in operational efficiency.
Maximise indemnity savings: Our suite of Digests assist you in making early, informed liability decisions, in turn enabling you to control costs throughout the lifecycle
of the claim, leading to inevitable indemnity savings.
How do they help?
A vital part of being able to assess issues arising in claims and to construct appropriate strategies is an understanding of the law and how it has been interpreted by the court in previous cases. Having access to a wide range of case law and other guidance that is easily accessible and covers an extensive variety of claims scenarios is vital for successful claims management.
What is the need?
