Claims ‘How To’ Guides

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James Hallam is an independent Lloyd’s broker with a dedicated team of experienced insurance professionals who care about protecting your business.

Trust leads to more trust

James Hallam is an independent Lloyd’s broker with a dedicated team of experienced insurance professionals who care about protecting your business.

Claims ‘How To’ Guides

If you need to make a claim and do not know what to do or expect, take a look at our guides which are designed to help you through some common claims scenarios.

If you need to speak with someone, phone your usual claims contact or call us on 0203 002 9840 and one of our team will be pleased to help.

If you need to notify us about a new claim please complete the form below:

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Our Guides

Motor Theft
Motor Vehicle Theft Guide
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Motor Accident
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Motor Accident Guide
Claims Form
Motor Total Loss
Motor Total Loss Guide
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Escape of Water
Escape of Water Guide
Claims Form
Accidental Damage
Accidental Damage Guide
Claims Form
Property Fire
Property Fire Guide
Claims Form
Property Subsidence
Property Subsidence Guide
Claims Form
Property Theft
Property Theft Guide
Claims Form
Public Liability
Public Liability Guide
Claims Form
Employers Liability
employers liability
Employers Liability Guide
Claims Form
Storm Damage
Storm Damage Guide
Claims Form
Professional Indemnity
Professional Indemnity Guide

What to do in the event of a claim

  • Travel

    1. In the event of an incident overseas, requiring urgent immediate assistance, contact your Insurer’s emergency helpline, detailed in your policy
    2. Do not admit liability
    3. Forward any correspondence from third parties to us as unacknowledged
    4. Complete an internal incident/accident report
    5. Obtain photos of the area the alleged incident took place
    6. Retain any relevant CCTV footage
    7. If the incident involves a third party, such as a coach provider, obtain any other insurance details
    8. All claims involving riot, malicious damage, loss and theft must be reported to the police

  • Marine Stock Throughput

    1. All claims involving riot, malicious damage and theft must be reported to the police
    2. Loss or damage must be reported to the carriers immediately in writing, to protect your rights of recovery, or partial recovery under the carriage or storage contract terms

  • Directors and Officers Liability

    1. Any claims or circumstances that may give rise to a claim must be reported to insurers immediately
    2. Do not admit liability
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Phone your usual claims contact or call us on 0203 002 9840.

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