ARAG Re-Launches Business Insurance Products
Leading legal expenses and emergency assistance provider ARAG is relaunching its range of commercial legal protection policies, which now feature an “Executive Suite” of [...]
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Human Vs AI: Where Will Blame Lie in Autonomous Vehicle Accidents?
Responding to the publication yesterday of media reports into the causes of the fatal accident in March involving an Uber autonomous vehicle and a pedestrian in Tempe, [...]
Clyde and Co Successfully Defend $470m Lawsuit
Global law firm Clyde & Co has successfully defended a group of 20 insurance companies against a USD $470m energy construction claim that stems from 2009. The case [...]
Liberty Speciality Launches IP Contract Negotiation Insurance
Liberty Specialty Markets (LSM), part of Liberty Mutual Insurance, has launched a new product that aims to prevent contract negotiations between businesses stalling because [...]
Legal News: Online Underwriting Design Flaws Could Cost Insurers Millions
Some interesting case news from Clyde & Co; The way in which online underwriting platforms are designed and operated can have a major impact on an insurer’s ability to [...]
Cooley Expands Transatlantic Insurance Group with Key Appointments
Cooley is strengthening its global insurance capabilities by adding East Coast-based counsels Heidi Lawson and Greg Hoffnagle. Formerly members of Mintz Levin’s insurance, [...]
EU Allowing Consumers to Take Collective Legal Action Could Be Costly
The EU Commission has announced that it intends to grant consumers the right to form collective group actions across the European Union. The proposals are quite far-reaching [...]
Minster Law Criticises Civil Liability Bill, Scope is Too Wide
We’re always even-handed here at Insurance Edge, so here’s a response from Minster Law on the subject of the Civil Liability Bill. If you have a comment on the [...]