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Impact of Brexit on Policyholders Buying Insurance in the UK Market

Following the UK referendum vote on 23 June to leave the European Union, businesses and individuals around the world are closely monitoring the emerging political, business and economic situation. It is not yet known...more

Third Party (Rights Against Insurers) Act 2010

The Third Party (Rights Against Insurers) Act 2010 (the “2010 Act”) finally comes into force on 1 August 2016. The 2010 Act makes it easier for a third party to bring a claim against an insurer when the insured party has...more

Global Boardroom Risk Solutions Newsletter

“Risk is sexy?” - Anonymous GC - Not every Director or General Counsel (GC) is likely to describe risk analysis as “sexy” but there is little doubt that risk issues have demanded a board level focus which would have been...more

New UK Insurance Act Coming into Force in August 2016 - Some Practical Tips for Policyholders in Anticipation of the Changes

As reported in our earlier alert the new Insurance Act (which will govern insurance policies placed, amended or renewed from 12 August 2016) is designed to provide a more up to date framework for commercial insurance in...more

Damages for Late Payment of Insurance Claims – A Major Advance for Policyholders

The late payment of insurance claims has been a particular problem for commercial policyholders for many years. Any business which is the target of multiple claims or criminal or regulatory investigations or proceedings, or...more

New UK Insurance Act to come into Force in 2016 - The Biggest Shake Up of Commercial Insurance Law in Over a Century

The new Insurance Act will come into force on 12 August 2016. The new Act is designed to provide a more up to date framework for commercial insurance in England and Wales,, with a focus on transparency and certainty over the...more

‘Horizon scanning’: is a ‘Top-Level’ Firm Required to See Further?

This case involved allegations of professional negligence in the context of tax planning advice, and saw the application of reasonably familiar principles. Whilst these cases always depend on their facts, the decision may...more

Insurance for Professional Fiduciaries

In an important decision for professionals operating in the trust and asset management sector - and their employers - the English Court of Appeal has recently provided guidance in the case of Rathbone Bros Plc and Paul...more

Insurance: details and the devil

Originally published in The Lawyer on March 18, 2013. It would be a mistake to think that directors and officers (D&O) insurance provides a blanket indemnity. D&O policy wordings are complex and...more

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