Claims Analysis Advice
Analysis of Major Claims
The UK Clubs Analysis of Major Claims is a detailed examination of the UK Club's claims over US$100,000. The report was first published in 1991 and the most recent in 1997, which examined some 3,700 major claims worth US$1.75bn incurred over the ten years from 1st Jan 1987 to 1st Jan 1997. The increased time span allows us for the first time to plot the trends as well as the actual frequency and value of the five principal categories of the Club's claims; Cargo, Personal Injury, Property, Pollution and Collision.
01/01/1997 -
The UK Club’s analysis of major claims has, in the years since the publication of the first analysis in 1991, become an industry standard from which not only the Club’s Members but also the shipping authorities such as IMO, the...
01/01/1993 -
This third report of our analysis of major claims develops further the detailed analyes published in the two previous editions based upon an increasing number of claims now available for analysis.
01/01/1992 -
The first report of our analysis of major claims in October last year set anew landmark for this Club and for the industry. The quest for improvedquality in our membership and a reduction in claims are aims which mostP&l...
01/01/1990 -
The Members will be aware that the UK P&I Club has experienced, in common withallother P&l Associations in the International Group, an unprecedentedincrease in the value of claims from the 1987 policy year onwards, with...
01/01/1994 -
It is no surprise that most small claims are caused by small human errors. You might expect, therefore, that most really large claims would result from major human errors. They do not! They, too, are caused by minor errors. I was...
