Courses for The Insurance Sector
Our skills-based practical courses are for professionals working at all levels in the insurance sector. We will inspire your team to be better all-round performers.
Testimonial - RTA Liability
The Kinch Robinson liability assessment tool has been instrumental in driving measurable success for our liability outcomes and training for our claims handlers. The RTA tool is a fantastic way and relevant context for the continuous development of our people to empower them to achieve their learning, development and decision making goals efficiently and effectively.
Thomas Williams ACII
Head of Claims - Marshmallow
21 March 2024
Courses
This assessing liability in road traffic accident claims looks at the concept of contributory negligence, and what the courts will consider when deciding on liability.
Strong case analysis skills are crucial to making good liability decisions in motor claims. This course is perfect to build on a basic understanding of the law and focuses on how to analyse the evidence, apply legal knowledge and explain liability decisions to clients and opponents.
This case management training helps lawyers and paralegals learn to manage legal cases effectively, reduce the “shelf-life” of claims, and achieve positive outcomes.
Our compensation recovery unit e-learning provides a basic overview of how the compensation recovery unit works and how a claimant's state benefits will be recovered.
Understanding the litigation procedure and Civil Procedure Rules in civil claims provides context for the early stages of investigating injury and motor claims and improves outcomes.
This course will build your skills and confidence in successfully completing each section of the directions questionnaire before returning it to the court.
Drafting a letter of response helps junior defendant litigators with developing vital and consistent skills for writing effective letters of response that comply with the Civil Procedure Rules.
This course provides guidance for information gathering, planning and deadlines, as well as drafting techniques for producing effective directions in civil litigation matters.
Drafting interim applications is a course that helps junior defendant litigators to develop vital and consistent skills for when applying for a court order.
Drafting a witness statement is not a simple task. This course will help you draft effectively so your statements comply with the CPR and are an accurate and reliable account of each witness’s evidence.
Anyone working in motor claims needs to understand the fundamentals of credit hire and the main terms of a credit hire agreement.
This managing litigants in person course will help you develop strategies for managing your interactions to minimise any difficulties.
This recovery of NHS charges course is an ideal introduction for anyone who has recently started work in the personal injury sector.
Reviewing an expert report explains how to understand the terminology and analyse a medico-legal report and identify the evidence relevant to claims for general and special damages.
Our RTA liability training promotes an accurate and consistent approach to making liability decisions and gets everyone engaged with the disciplines required for assessing liability accurately.
Our e-learning on valuing claims for care and assistance looks at how to value gratuitous and commercial care claims, as well as the evidence you need and the rates you can claim.
Learn about valuing general damages methodically, using the available evidence, the Judicial College Guidelines and case law to support your valuation.
This quantum training is an introduction to valuing claims for loss of earning capacity. Instantly available, it’s ideal for junior lawyers and claims handlers.
Our valuing loss of earnings e-learning course covers the law, evidence and procedure in claims for employed and self-employed clients for recovering loss of income and future loss of earnings.
Valuing psychiatric injuries will help you identify and distinguish different types of psychiatric injury and also covers the evidence you need to prove and value a claim.
Valuing special damages will help you with interviewing, investigating methodically and seeking out the evidence to support claims, as well as calculating and drafting claims for special damages.
