Broker Assistance moves up another gear

Broker Assistance the specialist motor claims outsourcing company, based in Cheshire, have just moved into a new, purpose built office complex in Warrington

Broker Assistance launched its membership services in 2003 and due to its success, has recently outgrown its original premises.

The new office complex will give the firm 19,000 square feet of space and represents a major step forward in Broker Assistance's development. The new premises provides up to 25% more floor space than that of the combined floor space of its previous two buildings. The company said that the modern open plan environment would allow for greater efficiencies together with

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