Yeah that whole Vnuk judgement thing – what the heck was all that about? In a nutshell a farmer in Eastern Europe called Vnuk was on a ladder, which was hit by a tractor and […]
There was a court judgement today in the Cobin & King vs AXA case, which is another part of the long running Business Interruption saga. Basically AXA lost their argument that the policy wording on […]
Here is some comment on the Mulsanne vs Marshmallow case from Mulsanne’s PR agency. There is also a summary of the story so far at Sky News here by the way. Earlier IE received a […]
Latest from California; Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara issued the following statement after a Los Angeles Superior Court yesterday blocked the FAIR Plan’s latest attempt to deny consumers greater coverage options. Commissioner Lara ordered the FAIR […]
The scale of the pandemic on loss adjusting has been laid bare after Woodgate & Clark reported a 2,300% increase in the number of business interruption claims it has dealt with between March 2020 – […]
Road safety and breakdown organisation GEM Motoring Assist is warning drivers to be watchful for the symptoms of fatigue and the risks of being behind the wheel when tired. The warning comes at the start of […]
Recently, the High Court has issued an important judgment clarifying that ordinarily an owner is not liable to pay damages to a charterer if it collects freight due under its bills of lading even where […]
Some independent legal commentary by Stephen Netherway, Partner, at Devonshires, following the FCA court case judgement last week; · With court overruling the Orient Express – what areas of liability could this affect? Where could […]
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