Inquesta reports that AI-generated complaints are drowning in public services as Courts and councils are overwhelmed.
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A deluge of computer-generated claims threatens to overwhelm public services as Courts and councils are said to be "drowning" in AI-generated complaints. #complaints #ai…
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Inquesta
Leading Insolvency Practitioners & Forensic Accountants
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- Accounting
- Location
- Manchester, GB
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
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Founded in 2012, Inquesta is an niche & experienced accountancy practice that specialises in expert guidance on forensic accounting, insolvency & corporate recovery. Maximise the Recuperation for Your Stakeholders With Our: • Director led, competitively priced service • Adaptive approach to suit your specific needs effectively & efficiently • Consistent delivery of results on time and in line with your expectations • Highest quality case work to achieve optimum returns Discover Our Specialist Forensic Insolvency Approach & Relieve Your Financial Pressures Inquesta's clients get the best possible outcome for all parties or solution for key stakeholders, whilst maintaining our independence and objectivity. ➢ For further details on how to enquire or if you would like confidential, independent advice, please contact us: by eMail at 📩 info@inquesta.co.uk or Call us ☎ 0333 005 0080
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