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Kangaroos suffer in South Australia

February 16, 2010

KANGAROOS have been identified as the principal victims of animal-related collisions on roads in Southern Australia. Claims data from SGIC Car Insurance has shown the motor insurer received more than 1,300 animal-related collision claims in 2009, with more than 70% of these involving a kangaroo. Dogs are the second most likely animal to be hit. SGIC spokesman Robert McDonald said: “Unfortunately, many kangaroos are active on our roads. They are often looking for food at sunrise and sunset and it’s during this time that an increased number of collisions occur.” ...

Gras Savoye expands in Africa

February 11, 2010

FRENCH broker Gras Savoye has reinforced its presence in Africa with the creation of two...

LIU US restructures specialty casualty unit

January 26, 2010

LIBERTY International Underwriters (LIU) has restructured its US specialty casualty unit in a move which...

NSM buys classic car broker

January 26, 2010

US ANTIQUE car broker Condon & Skelly Collectable Vehicle Insurance has been bought by the...

737-800 crashes in Med

January 25, 2010

AN ETHIOPIAN Airlines Boeing 737-800 carrying 82 passengers and eight crew has crashed into the...

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