General insurers warned that unqualified expert opinions are being used in claims decisions

Australia's Code Governance Committee report says it reveals "a landscape where external experts provide opinion outside the scope of their expertise, potentially leading to poor claims decisions, disputes and complaints."

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General insurers warned that unqualified expert opinions are being used in claims decisions
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