Broker engagement is a priority for Direct Commercial, and the commercial motor MGA has announced that its next regional claims clinic will take place in Birmingham on the 19th and 20th of June. Brokers with an agency agreement with DCL, along with claims handlers, are invited to meet with senior members of the DCL claims team and the Midlands BDM Angela Thomason.
This face-to-face session offers an opportunity for DCL to share their insights and experiences related to commercial motor claims and to discuss any issues brokers or claims handlers may need assistance with resolving.
Carl Cripps of Direct Commercial Limited said:
“Direct Commercial is unwavering in its commitment to enhancing broker interactions and consistently improving access to vital information. At the claims clinic, our team will be accessible to brokers, and we warmly welcome them to come and have a conversation with us. We hope the sessions will provide an opportunity to share essential guidance and valuable resources for brokers, particularly on the importance of roadside claims reporting, which helps protect incurred spend.”
Find out more about the Direct Commercial Claims Clinic in Birmingham and book your slot at:
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