Chris spent years inside KAM and the wider credit hire market before co-founding CreditHire Assist. He writes about the practical use of AI in legal claims, knowledge-base architecture, and the case law that actually moves files.
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Aviva, Compare the Market and GoCompare are now selling cover through ChatGPT apps. The handler will start meeting those customers at FNOL. The legal correspondence does not change. The customer-comms layer changes a lot.
Distribution is sprinting on AI while claims is walking, for good reasons. The 3Rs filter shows motor claims teams where automation earns its keep right now.
A practical guide to AI compliance in credit hire: the EU AI Act, hallucination risk, RAG architecture, AI literacy and UK GDPR obligations.
What does impecuniosity mean in UK credit hire? A practical guide to pleading, proving, and defending it, grounded in Lagden v O'Connor and recent case law.
In legal claims work, language models need a curated knowledge base to be trustworthy. Here's why architecture matters for credit hire AI.
A practical step-by-step guide to what to do after a UK car accident: at the scene, evidence, insurer reporting, vehicle, hire, injury and time limits.